GNU-Linux

ben@server:~$ sudo /srv/scripts/agaric-newproject.sh 6 testing testing.com testing.org

svn: MKCOL of '/srv/svn/agaric/!svn/wrk/63dfc22d-3df4-47e9-8306-5e7dbcfefd62/agaric-sites/testing/apache': 405 Method Not Allowed (https://example.com)

Where the user, password, and database are all "xmp".

ben@blackbox:/var/www/xmp$ mysql -u xmp -pxmp xmp < IMPORT_THIS_TO_YOUR_XMP_DB.sql

ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'xmp'@'localhost' (using password: YES)

i can't even get that to work

I am not entirely sure Piston provides a vital role here, but for now I'd just like to say it worked!

Here is the very basic test. Ordinarily you wouldn't be updating core immediately after deploying a new site, but unlike me ordinarily you would be paying attention.

On xampp for Mac OS X,

vi /Applications/xampp/etc/httpd.conf

And uncommented:

# Virtual hosts
Include /Applications/xampp/etc/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf

vi /Applications/xampp/etc/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf

Added (following their dummy-host example quite closely)

ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost
DocumentRoot "/sites/example/htdocs"

Facebook comment left by high school friend and genius Jonathan Craven:

I know you're more of a PHP guy, but there's a nice Java webapp called SshWebProxy that lets you use ssh within a web browser when you're not allowed to use port 22. The interface is pretty primitive but it can really be useful in a jam.

Too much damn trouble. Piston is out. We will just get drupal core from CVS directly, and use scripts to make it easy to get and update to the current version.

https://example.com/repospath/svn/agaric/drupal-core/drupal-6: (Not a valid URL)
https://example.com/repospath/svn/agaric/drupal-core/drupal-6

Ebony-II:~ ben$ sudo /srv/scripts/agaric-checkout.sh peacetones

Run from anywhere on the test or development server:

sudo /srv/scripts/agaric-newproject.sh 5 myagaric myagaric.com my.agaricdesign.com

You'll see a fair amount of output, and the last line you see should be:

Site myagaric installed; run /etc/init.d/apache2 reload to enable.

add new users to an svn repository:

sudo vi svnrepo/conf/passwd

See from what repository checked out subversion code is from by looking at the entries file in a dot SVN folder:

ben@server:/var/www/drupal-5-live/sites/democraticmedia.ca$ vi .svn/entries

Here is the key line, "https://dev.grassrootsconnection.org/svn/drupal/anderson/trunk/democraticmedia.ca," from this output:

8

dir
1375