Relitive paths with ssh

[hessiess at hessiess.com]

> 2009/7/8 <hessiess at hessiess.com>
> ..
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>> As I work on several computers, I want everything to be on the web
>> server,
>> simplifying synchronisation. It should behave so that making a commit
>> will
>> automatically check out a copy of the latest revision, and the
>> repositories are stored in the web root, using Apache to hide .bzr.
>>
>>
> you may be interested in the bzr upload plugin, which will update the
> working copy on the server for you:
> https://launchpad.net/bzr-upload
>
> see also
> http://bazaar-vcs.org/BazaarForWebDevs

I do konw of the bzr upload plugin, howeaver it seams to have no support
for uploading the entire repository. Like i said previously I want the
entire repo on the web server for the conviniance of being able to sync
code across several comps verry easely. It also only supports FTP which is
rarther outdated and dousent support delta uploading, so is far to slow
for me as i tend to code by makeing a varry large number of simple
changes, requireing verry frequent uploads. This is why I have bean
running Apache on my laptop for the past year, which is something I am
trying to avoid as it is impossable to put that on the internet as a live
server most of the time, and also I have found no decent way of
automatically syncing MySQL databases.