Re: Moving from multiple scp to using svn

The multpiple repository setup will not work out of the box (there are 
tools like svk that sit on top of svn for that or even better GIT).

My guess would rather be: have one repository on your svn server and 
have working copies on all machines. If you change a file on machine X 
you commit the change. The other machine get the change with an update.

Alex


Am 29.02.2012 00:23, schrieb Peter Flynn:
> I have been using RapidSVN for a while for two very small projects very
> successfully (so a big thank you to all involved).
>
> Now I want to use it for my research and thesis. I work on this from
> four machines in different locations, and until now I have been using
> scp at the start and end of a session to copy relevant files from or to
> one of the machines which I treat as the master.
>
> Some months ago, I appear to have created a repository on my SVN server
> (using submin) and I obviously added my files from one of my machines
> (must have had some spare time to play with this, but I forget when).
>
> Now I want to bring the directories on all four machines under SVN
> control. This means in effect a 4-into-1 sync, so that the SVN server
> will end up with all files with the latest dates, and I can then update
> the four machines and take it from there.
>
> All my machines are running ntpd, so I think the dates should be safe.
>
> On the machine where I did use RapidSVN to add the files, there had been
> a few edits, so I did another add and ci from the command line, as I
> couldn't figure out how to make RapidSVN do this.
>
> On the other machines I now want to add the repository and the
> directory, and then add only the files that are more recent than the SVN
> copy. How do I do this using RapidSVN?
>
> ///Peter
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