I'm not certain that it's necessary, but I always stop the Windows
service before performing a SVN update. This can be conveniently done
from slimtray, then start SlimServer up again afterwards. Prior to
doing this, I'd often get an error while doing the update, as
TortoiseSVN was unable to
That sounds wrong, I'm not sure what the problem is though. Does it
ever complete?
Philip Meyer Wrote:
of trying this out now. Seems to be taking an age doing the SVN
Checkout... How long should it take? I could have downloaded 50
copies of the nightly release in the time it's currently
That sounds wrong, I'm not sure what the problem is though. Does it
ever complete?
It seems to be stuck on P:\Music\Simserver\trunk\tests\data\unicode\Run from
Love English.wma
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You're checking out too much. You only want to start at
http://svn.slimdevices.com/trunk/server/. You're currently trying to
pull down a large wma file I would imagine.
Max
Philip Meyer Wrote:
That sounds wrong, I'm not sure what the problem is though. Does it
ever complete?
It seems to
You're checking out too much. You only want to start at
http://svn.slimdevices.com/trunk/server/. You're currently trying to
pull down a large wma file I would imagine.
Okay, I stopped checkout, deleted my local copy, created a server folder and
did an SVN checkout of
Okay, I stopped checkout, deleted my local copy, created a server folder
and did an SVN checkout of http://svn.slimdevices.com/repos/slim/trunk.
You even only need http://svn.slimdevices.com/repos/slim/trunk/server -
you don't need to download the documentation and tools.
What's the
To the best of my knowledge, you're stuck with them. Without the .svn
folders, subversion will know nothing about the files. They store a
complete copy of every file that is under version control, so they will
at least double your size. This is what enables all the differential
stuff - it is
* Michael Herger shaped the electrons to say...
One problem though: do you know whether I can get rid of those .svn
folders or does SVN need them to do differential downloads? They bloat
the installation to about double the size. While this is rarely an
issue in a normal system, SlimCD is
Dan Sully said the following on 23/09/2005 19:34:
* Michael Herger shaped the electrons to say...
One problem though: do you know whether I can get rid of those .svn
folders or does SVN need them to do differential downloads? They bloat
the installation to about double the size. While this is
Dave D wrote:
Robin, is this going to install SlimTray as well or just Slimserver as a
service? I frequently use the start/stop slimserver from the tray.
Would the new procedure be to use a cmd prompt and type net start
slimserver (as you wrote) or net stop slimserver?
This just installs
Robin Bowes said the following on 22/09/2005 13:01:
Dave D wrote:
Robin, is this going to install SlimTray as well or just Slimserver as a
service? I frequently use the start/stop slimserver from the tray.
Would the new procedure be to use a cmd prompt and type net start
slimserver (as you
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