Public Mercurial, Git, and Subversion hosting over SSH

[Marcin Kasperski]

Remark to http://sshcontrol.com/help/help_uploading:

One can use very simple way to clone Mercurial repo to the remote
server like your. Let's say my repo is on my home machine in 
my_repo directory. Then the following works:

remote$ hg init my_repo

and

home$ cd my_repo
home$ hg push ssh://remote.machine/my_repo

So if you just create empty Mercurial repo on your machine, then the
user can push existing repository to it.

And it is generally better idea than archive Mercurial repo
and unpack it on your server (to clone from it back????)


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| Marcin Kasperski   | A process that is too complex will fail.
| http://mekk.waw.pl |                  (Booch)
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