Bazaar

Installation on Server or Workstation?

Asked by awo

I like to start with bazaar, but I don't understand where to install it. I have several web projects on a debian server and I am using a windows workstation where I edit the files which I access by samba. There are two other persons who access the files the same way.
Do Ihave to install bazaar on the server or does every user has to install bazaar on the workstation? I think the repository has to be on the server. Does every user needs his own working directory on the server?
I hope you understand my problem. The working directories are on the server so that we can see our changes directly in the browser.
Thank you for your answer
awo

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enkhbatd (enkhbatd) said : 		#1

Every user should install bazaar in his/her working station. On the server you need sftp server. This is what I did.

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enkhbatd (enkhbatd) said : 		#2

Every user should install bazaar in his/her working station. On the server you need sftp server. This is what I did.

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enkhbatd (enkhbatd) said : 		#3

Oops! Double post. I hope admin or mod will delete one of them.

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awo (awo) said : 		#4

And on the server every user needs his working directory and I need one directory where the changes are merged, right? So, if there are two users, I need three virtual hosts. I'm going to try that...

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enkhbatd (enkhbatd) said : 		#5

I don't think so. For example: You need to have single working directory, if you all work in same project.

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Best Martin Pool (mbp) said : 		#6

It's better to install bzr on the server too, and then you can use bzr+ssh to access the branches.

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awo (awo) said : 		#7

Thanks Martin Pool, that solved my question.