Hi, "Tom Hawkins" <[email protected]> writes: > This got me thinking... Is there any way to use darcs to access a > remote repository through ssh, but without having darcs installed on > the remote server? If not, this might be a feature worth considering. > It's always a battle to get "custom" software installed and running > on a server controlled by a hosting company. However, ssh is provided > by default, and maybe logging in and transferring files is all that's > needed for darcs. Just a thought. if you need to use the remotely hosted repository for pushing by multiple contributors, then there's apparently no way to use it without having darcs installed on the remote end. If you just need a single person pushing, you can easily use rsync or similar to publish the repo: read-only operations don't require darcs on the remote end. (You shouldn't use rsync for multiple contributors pushing due to obvious races...)
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