Have you seen JungleDisk ? It setups a webdav server on your local machine so you can drag and drop files for backup. I'm kicking the tyres on S3 to see if I can make it work with subversion.
the webdav port is http://localhost:2667 - I'm not sure if subversion works with webdav but if it does then I'm sorted.
Will let you know how I get on.
Adam
· 3 years ago
hey guys, did anyone have any luck with this? Just curious as it is a great idea.
Adam
Mike
· 2 years ago
Hello Gents,
I just mapped drive S: to my local machine using Jungle DIsk and then used TortoiseSVN to create a repository ... S:\\svn ... then checked that repository out via url file:///s:svn ...
Seems to work fine ... bit sluggish on commit but by that stage it's probably time for a beer anyway. ; )
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Have you seen JungleDisk ?
It setups a webdav server on your local machine so you can drag and drop files for backup.
I'm kicking the tyres on S3 to see if I can make it work with subversion.
the webdav port is http://localhost:2667 - I'm not sure if subversion works with webdav but if it does then I'm sorted.
Will let you know how I get on.
Adam
I just mapped drive S: to my local machine using Jungle DIsk and then used TortoiseSVN to create a repository ... S:\\svn ... then checked that repository out via url file:///s:svn ...
Seems to work fine ... bit sluggish on commit but by that stage it's probably time for a beer anyway. ; )
Cheers
Mike
http://blog.pragmatic-it.de/articles/2007/08/26...
He uses a post-commit hook which posts only the deltas to S3