Your questions are somewhat confusing, because you seem to state a number of different problems that you want to solve: - which students are copying? - how to do a checkout without a working copy? - can you just copy the .svn folder of a working copy some place else? (And expect what to work, exactly?)
I think your first question is bigger than this mailing list, and I don't see how Subversion can help you solve that problem. Your second question doesn't make sense to me, insofar as I don't understand what you mean by a working copy without a checkout? Do you mean you want person A to checkout, and B uses a working copy? Or do you mean you want a checkout at one point in time, and then later use of the same working copy when the server is not available? For your third question, I have a suspicion you'll be unsatisfied trying that, as the first thing you'll need to do is an "svn revert -R ." to restore the missing files, which will effective amount to having a clean checkout. Eric. On Fri, Dec 11, 2015 at 7:35 AM, Peter Fodrek <peter.fod...@stuba.sk> wrote: > Dear Subversion experts, > > I would like to monitor /home directory for X-host that is used by > 20 X-terminals for eductional classroom. > I want to monitor students work flor evalution a to find out who is > cheating > by copying others programs. > > I was done svn import for /home succesfully. > I do not want to checkout repository to the /home as it is risky > > svn commit does not work as /home is not working copy o the repository > svn import does not work as well becuase of duplicity > > > Is there any way to setup /home as working copy without checkout,please? > > > I was mentioned that I do chcekout in another directory and simply copy > .svn > directory into /home as a workarround. Does anybody know if it will > work,please ? Is it correct or it is solution with as less as possible > incorrectness, please? > > > I look forward hearing from you > > Yours faithfully > > Peter Fodrek >
