Svn update automation

Question

I often go to the server, switching to a specific directory and run svn-update

I think that there is probably a very simple way to automate this, so I can just specify the subdirectory when the script starts, and it will go through SSH, cd into the desired directory and run svn-update.

Is this a job for capistrano or can it execute a simple bash script?

Answer 1

Sounds like a job to cron . Run crontab and add this entry:

#min hour date month day command
 0   *    *    *     *   ssh user@host '(cd path/to/working/copy; svn update)' 

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ssh user@host crontab -e

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#min hour date month day command
 0   *    *    *     *   (cd path/to/working/copy; svn update)

, cron.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

simple bash script , svn update /etc/profile.

bash login script.

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