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authorGravatar divB <divB@web>2014-07-08 07:41:59 +0000
committerGravatar admin <admin@branchable.com>2014-07-08 07:41:59 +0000
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+Just a quick question: Can anyone recomment me a good to handle a centralized repository which is used by different users?
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+Requirements: must work in direct mode on both sides, server is Linux, clients are Windows and operated by 2 different users.
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+- Should the repository create bare or not?
+- Must the repository created on the server or can it also be "pushed" from one client to the server (via SSH on the server)?
+- Is there a better way for data transfer than SSH (WebDAV as in SVN)? I am still struggling with an elegant way to handle public keys in windows
+- What is the best way to not only keep meta data in sync but also the data each of the users has checked out?