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HallowedFaith
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Call me Cloud.Registered User regular
So I am using an SVN for a project I am working on, however I am finding an issue with the VPS that I am running on Linux. I am still getting used to the structure of linux and everything that surrounds it, so if my information seems off it probably is.
Whenever I login to my server using SSH+SVN://Username@Connection/Directory - Tortoise SVN is unable to see my .SVN setup because it's actually located in the parent directory of my login. IE:
SSH logs me into /User/Stuff and my SVN is located in /User/
Is there a way to tell TortoiseSVN to essentially "CD .." when logging in and attempting to locat my SVN?
Whenever I login to my server using SSH+SVN://Username@Connection/Directory - Tortoise SVN is unable to see my .SVN setup because it's actually located in the parent directory of my login. IE:
SSH logs me into /User/Stuff and my SVN is located in /User/
Is there a way to tell TortoiseSVN to essentially "CD .." when logging in and attempting to locat my SVN?
I'm making video games. DesignBy.Cloud
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But basically, log into the machine using ssh, make a symbolic link of your .svn file in your code directory, log out and do your subversion checkout over ssh. And then find a more permanent solution.