[development] Publishing data from legacy svn repository
Hi, I'm working on a project where I need to publish data stored in svn, so instead of coming from the Drupal database, the node body would come from checked out (read only) files on the server (it...
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I would suggest having Subversion working through Apache, then you can access the files via HTTP. Later versions (1.5? 1.6?) support accessing revisions by HTTP as well. Then you can also use Apache...
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Andrew, You bring up an interesting approach I didn't think of. In my case, checking out the files locally and keeping them updated by a cron job is not a problem. I think accessing local files would...
View Article[development] Publishing data from legacy svn repository
I haven't used this but it seems similar to what's going on in Feed API module. You might consider implementing a parser, as it might help you with managing your node connections. Dave --------------...
View Article[development] Publishing data from legacy svn repository
If you didn't want the world to be able to view the repository over HTTP, you can use Apache to restrict access to the Drupal server, or set up htpasswd controls. But, since you can have a local...
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