Hi,
On 30/nov/2004, at 12:52, David Roundy wrote:
On Mon, Nov 29, 2004 at 04:25:34PM +0000, Pedro Melo Cunha wrote:
What's the recommended way to create a remote repository, that will be
used by others?
Should I just:
mkdir somedir
cd somedir
darcs init
and then
cd localrepo
darcs push user@remote_server:somedir
Is this the recommended way to create a remote repository?
It works fine, but for large repos will be very memory-intensive.
You're
better off if you can run a darcs get on the server. If that's not
possible (e.g. you aren't running an ssh server at home or are behind a
firewall), you could just scp a repository to the server. It's less
bandwidth-efficient than the push method, but far more
memory-efficient.
So rsync will work to, right?
I seem to remember something in the Wiki against rsync or a caveat of
some sort... I'll track it down.
Best regards,
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