Re^4: Learning How to Use CVS for Personal Perl Coding Practices

Read chapters 1,2,3,5, and 6 of The SVN Book referenced in the posts above.

Basically, instead of writing to a local file, you can share your repository (make it available for people on other computers) using a Subversion daemon or Apache. This takes a little bit of effort to set up, but it works well.

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Re^5: Learning How to Use CVS for Personal Perl Coding Practices by caedes (Pilgrim) on Nov 04, 2005 at 04:03 UTC
If he is only using this for his own code and for code contributed by those with an account on the same machine then local repository access is sufficient. He can access it remotely (via ssh) with a url like svn+ssh://machine/path/to/repository - caedes	[reply]


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