what i do is this:
i checkout the entire "trunk" via ssh
Code:
svn co http://rutorrent.googlecode.com/svn/trunk
This gives you:
trunk/rutorrent/
trunk/plugins/
so then i do:
Code:
cd trunk/
rm -r rutorrent/plugins
mv plugins/ rutorrent/
This basically gives you a directory rutorrent/ with all the plugins which are provided on the main svn site in the plugins directory, and it makes it where a single svn up will update everything.
Now, there may be some plugins you do not wish to use....instead of deleting them, i simply disable them using the plugins.ini file
edit:
no, you shouldn't be editing autotools.php unless you know what you're doing, you shouldn't edit ANYTHING except conf.php or config.php files
The only other reason i can think of which may cause autowatch to fail is permissions. It works just fine on every system i test it on.
i checkout the entire "trunk" via ssh
Code:
svn co http://rutorrent.googlecode.com/svn/trunk
This gives you:
trunk/rutorrent/
trunk/plugins/
so then i do:
Code:
cd trunk/
rm -r rutorrent/plugins
mv plugins/ rutorrent/
This basically gives you a directory rutorrent/ with all the plugins which are provided on the main svn site in the plugins directory, and it makes it where a single svn up will update everything.
Now, there may be some plugins you do not wish to use....instead of deleting them, i simply disable them using the plugins.ini file
edit:
no, you shouldn't be editing autotools.php unless you know what you're doing, you shouldn't edit ANYTHING except conf.php or config.php files
The only other reason i can think of which may cause autowatch to fail is permissions. It works just fine on every system i test it on.