Schuler Design http://schulerdesign.com Web Design and Development Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:51:45 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 HTML 5 http://schulerdesign.com/?p=18 http://schulerdesign.com/?p=18#comments Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:50:38 +0000 Rob http://schulerdesign.com/?p=18 Continue reading →]]> HTML 5 is at our doorstep. It’s knocking and we’re answering. Have you thought about what HTML 5 means to your site? Here’s a good overview. I’m sure there’s a long road ahead but it’s exciting to see competition to flash and less monopolization of video/animation web content.

]]> http://schulerdesign.com/?feed=rss2&p=18 0 SVN+SSH+Dreamweaver+Coda+Versions, Notes on Version Control with Subversion over SSH http://schulerdesign.com/?p=10 http://schulerdesign.com/?p=10#comments Tue, 13 Jul 2010 19:49:12 +0000 Rob http://schulerdesign.com/?p=10 Continue reading →]]> Getting SVN over SSH running was a headache for me but worth it. However, having used Perforce and dealing with it’s configuration issues, SVN is a much smaller headache. I’m using this as a resource for me and whoever finds it useful.

This is from a mac perspective using a preconfigured SVN server with Site5 and already have SSH access to my web server.
On the server:
Make a directory for your repository (repo):
mkdir svn #any name you like

Create your SVN repo:
svnadmin create /home/[username]/svn/[projectname]

On your local machine
Edit the ~/.subversion/config file and add this line under the tunnels section:

ssh = $SVN_SSH [/path/to/]ssh -q

Dreamweaver settings:
Protocol: SVN+SSH
Server address: [username]@[yourdomain]
Repo path: /home/[username]/svn/[projectname]
Username: [username]@[yourdomain]
Password: [yourpass]

Coda and Versions Settings:
Server address: svn+ssh://[username]@[yourdomain]/home/[username]/svn/[projectname]
Username: [username]
Password: [yourpass]

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