> Thanks for the reply. So there might be some hope.
>
> Let me elaborate on our setup. I've decided the first thing to do
> is to
> cut out the inbetween step of dragging files over. So I have setup
> a
> folder on our local linux webserver and setup apache web server to
> use
> it as a virtual h
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 08:39, Ryan Schmidt
wrote:
> To commit the symlink, you will need to run "svn commit" on the Linux server,
> not on the Windows machine, since as I mentioned, the Windows operating
> system has no concept of symlinks and cannot represent them.
Actually, NTFS and Windows
On Dec 17, 2009, at 03:53, David Burleson wrote:
> Let me elaborate on our setup. I've decided the first thing to do is to cut
> out the inbetween step of dragging files over. So I have setup a folder on
> our local linux webserver and setup apache web server to use it as a virtual
> host (to
Hi Ryan,
Thanks for the reply. So there might be some hope.
Let me elaborate on our setup. I've decided the first thing to do is to
cut out the inbetween step of dragging files over. So I have setup a
folder on our local linux webserver and setup apache web server to use
it as a virtual host
On Dec 16, 2009, at 10:00, David Burleson wrote:
> I have been using subversion with TortoiseSVN for a couple of years now. I
> work in a team of 3 web developers on multiple websites. Im starting to
> wonder if the way we use subversion and version control is the correct way.
> So, I have post
Hi Brendan,
Interesting take on things. How does your system handle file/dir
permissions and symlinks?
David
On 16/12/2009 04:11 PM, Brendan Farr-Gaynor wrote:
Hi David,
We're doing the same type of work, web development on numerous
projects.
We just starting using Coda, which ac
Hi David,
We're doing the same type of work, web development on numerous projects.
We just starting using Coda, which accesses the repo via http and then
we use a post-commit hook to auto checkout the latest files from our
repo to our central web root for previewing. I like this approach
b
Hi Everyone,
I have been using subversion with TortoiseSVN for a couple of years now. I work in a team
of 3 web developers on multiple websites. Im starting to wonder if the
way we use subversion and version control is the correct way. So, I
have posted to ask advice on the best way to use Sub
