Re: is it possible to compare your file with the "remote" version

On Wednesday 21 May 2008, Jordi Moles Blanco wrote:
>  So... i
> guess that the tricky thing here would be to run an apache web server
> through a repository system and then we should be able to ask apache
> to load files from on part or another from the repository, and i
> guess that this part is the one that they fail to see how it would
> work.

You can do what we did in kdewebdev.org, and what I really like. :) I'm 
not sure if Eric likes it as much as I do...
1. There is a subversion server (repository) on the same server where 
apache is running
2. We checkout the repository to a place under the web root, so it is 
visible through apache. Actually we checkout to two places, a test site 
and a real site.
3. You can configure subversion to execute some commands after a commit. 
We configured that after every commit an "svn up" is run on the test 
site. This way the modifications are immediately visible on the test site 
for every user.
4. Once everyone is happy, you can run "svn up" for the real site. You 
can do this also through ssh, so you just create script locally that 
does the update remotely. And of course you can run this script from 
inside Quanta. We created a basic Kommander script for this job.
Alternatively you can use Quanta's upload feature to upload the things 
to the real site.

I hope it help,
Andras


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