On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 5:10 PM, Ryan Schmidt <subversion-20...@ryandesign.com> wrote: > On Jan 17, 2011, at 08:31, Daniela Rivas wrote: >> On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 4:07 PM, Johan Corveleyn wrote: >>> >>> On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 9:24 PM, Daniela Rivas wrote: >>>> >>>> In the working copy I have this >>>> >>>> usuario@prueba:~/prueba3$ svn status >>>> M trunk/index.html >>>> >>>> I modified the file index.html and i would like to update this change >>>> to the repository in another machine >>>> >>>> I am using svn, version 1.5.1 (r32289) in both server and client. I >>>> had the server in english and the client in spanish. I use debian >>>> lenny and apache2 >>>> >>>> >>>> usuario@prueba:~/prueba3$ svn ci >>>> Enviando trunk/index.html >>>> Transmitiendo contenido de archivos . >>>> Commit de la revisión 5. >>>> >>>> I am running this from the root of the working copy >>>> >>>> I am using http. >>>> >>>> I think i am missing something else >>> >>> The above seems fine to me, from a "commit to the repository" >>> standpoint. As far as I can see, this change was successfully >>> committed to the repository. If you're not sure about that, you can >>> see the exact contents of index.html as it is in the repository with >>> the "svn cat" command: >>> svn cat https://url/to/trunk/index.html >>> >>> But what do you mean with "i would like to update this change to the >>> repository in another machine"? Do you mean that you want to see this >>> change in another working copy on another machine, after you update >>> that other working copy? And that's not what's happening when you >>> update that other working copy? >>> >>> If so, you should also show us the exact command you're executing on >>> that other working copy to perform the update, and the exact output of >>> that command. Other than that, the output of "svn info" on the parent >>> dir of index.html in that other working copy would be useful >>> information. >> >> When I did svn cat http://10.0.0.1/trunk/index.html >> I got this "svn: El servidor envió un valor de devolución inesperado >> (405 Method Not Allowed) en respuesta al requerimiento PROPFIND para >> '/trunk/index.html' " > > Then it doesn't sound like that's the correct URL to your repository. Go into > your working copy and type "svn info"; it should tell you what the repository > URL is. > > >> I mean that i have the working copy and the repository in different >> machines. So the thing that I want to get is if I modify the working >> copy, get the changes in the repository too. > > Of course: that's the definition of committing. If you commit successfully, > that means the changes have been transmitted to and stored in the repository. > > Are you perhaps confused by the fact that, if you look at the repository > server's hard disk, you do not see the specific files you committed? If so, > that is normal; Subversion stores your files in the repository, which is a > kind of database; you won't see the individual files on the hard disk. If > that's what you're wanting to see, then perhaps you need to read this FAQ > entry: > > http://subversion.apache.org/faq.html#website-auto-update > > If that's not what you're after, you need to explain in more detail exactly > what you are expecting to see. > > > >
Well. After I have done a svn commit in the repository, I would like to browser the page, for example index.html. I would like to see the changes that i did in the working copy, modified in the repository. When I refresh the page, i get the old copy that i had before http://localhost/prueba/index.html. I don't get the changes at all. I am not sure, if it is related with the website-auto-update o maybe with the svn version i am using. Finally I could do a svn cat and I got the changes I did, I had a problem with the URL. Any suggestions? Cheers, Marguerite
