1. Copy the remote machine files to the native directory
scp-r [Email protected]:/directory./(under current directory)
2. Copy the local files to the remote host directory
Scp-r/usr (native directory) [email protected]:/directory (remote directory)
3.svn encounters a problem
When using the SVN log command, you encounter
Svn:warning: '. ' is not a working copy
Note that the parameters behind you are not followed, SVN log and SVN status if you do not follow the SVN library URL, the default is to check the current folder svn log and status, if your current folder is not a checkout out of the SVN client folder, will naturally report this A mistake.
4.svn:can ' t connect to host ' 127.0.0.1 ': Connection refused
means your SVN server is not turned on.
Svnserve-d-R/USR/LOCAL/SVN Open the location where the SVN server is installed
SCP svn common commands and SVN-encountered problems