Hi, > What I'd like to do (I think) is use my server as a Master repository, > because it is backed up etc.
> I'm not sure, but after much thought, and please correct me if I'm > wrong, I want to have a local repository on my local system, but not > in the actual directory tree where my project is located. Well, it's a bit simpler than that; darcs keeps all the repository stuff in a subdirectory of your working directory (i.e. the actualy directory tree where your project is located). That subdirectory is _darcs > In other words, my current code would be my > working directory, and the local repository would be used to "commit" > changes. Those would then be pushed to the master repository... like > perhaps at the end of each day. Is this flow right? Right, once you have commited your changes (recorded them), you can push them to the "master" repository whenever you like. > Am I able to use darcs on my siteground.com server which has all the > necessary software running, without having shell access? I uploaded > the .pl server scripts but was not able to get them to do anything. I think you will need to have shell access, unfortunately (darcs push requires the ability to run darcs on the remote end, for example, via ssh). All you need on that end is darcs. Hope this helps! Please ask if you need more information or clarifications... -- Eric Kow <http://www.nltg.brighton.ac.uk/home/Eric.Kow> PGP Key ID: 08AC04F9
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