Hello, I set up a combined svn server / web server where the latter displays contents taken directly from one of the repositories. It runs fine but I would like to make it work a bit more efficiently.
At the moment it works like this: 1) Both the svn repository and one checkout of it in "/example" are hosted on the same machine 2) the svn repository folder is monitored for changes by an incron job 3) when a file modification is made to the repository (by a commit for instance), incron triggers svn update /example 4) the webserver points to /example and displays /example/index.html My two questions are the following a) can I avoid the checkout altogheter and save disk space? I.e.can I configure the svn server so that I could take html pages and related images directly from the HEAD revision? b) If not, I would like to improve step 3). At the moment svn update is called tens of times for each commit (any kind of modification triggers it as I am looking at the whole folder). What would be a good file to monitor with incron in the repository that will always be modified by a new commit? Thanks for your attention, -- Asa Marco <marcoas...@gmail.com> 朝
