On 9/1/07, Chris Travers <..hidden..> wrote:
This has been fixed in SVN.
Sounds like I had better get svn connected for lsmb. There are 36 packages named like '%svn%' in the ubuntu repos: including %apache%, %nautilus%, %web%, %python% etc in their names. I could just install the lot, but call me old fashioned: I am still scared that too many odd packages installed can allow one to slip in from outer-left-field that might break the system somewhere where I really dont want it to. Where is some rally basic info about what minimum key packages are needed to be installed in a debian-based system (given that dependents will get included automatically), and the basic commands to have a ledgersmb installation 'under subversion control' (if that is the appropriate term)? Something like:
- Install: apt-get install a b c d
- Set up the lsmb live installation as a 'subversion working copy': command = 'svn ...'?
- Update files: command = 'svn update ...'?
Is this the general idea?