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Yellow Swordfish said
Sorry Conrad. Due to the hosting move it is necessary to remove the old SP svn'd files and check them out anew from the repository - the same as the first time it was done.
But - now we are in beta you can have SP update via the WP updates page...
Er sorry but I can't remember how I did this, from memory I used totoise svn and had a long winded method from local folders but now have shell access which was much better.
How do I wipe out the old svn stuff and start anew? I really prefer this method, it is so elegant and quick. I promise that I will write the process down this time as I clearly can't rely on my memory.
just remove the entire simple-press directory and its contents... then use your svn client to check http://svn.simple-press.com/trunk
repeat for plugins and themes if using those via svn too...
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<http://svn.simple-press.com:80.....Subversion repository requests a user name and password. Sorry if I've been given this info before but if so I do not remember it. Can you PM me the credentials please.
what are you doing? svn checkout?
you shouldnt need a username and password to read stuff... only if you try to commit....
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I think that I am confusing myself by virtue of the old route I took before I had shell access. Basically I used tortoise svn on my local windows machine and then ftp'd all the content of the folders up to my server. I seemed to remember having to check in the downloaded stuff on my local machine but obviously I am doing things wrong. Anyway now I can see how to do it - all I need to do is download the lot, ftp everything up to the server and then go back to using the shell access to do svn up. Sometimes I astonish myself with my own stupidity.
These things usually occur when I am concentrating on several things at once. I have to accept the fact that I don't remember stuff and that my ability to parallel process is diminishing daily.
PS I know what I did wrong now, I was attempting to import instead of using checkout. How dumb is that!