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Are you using a repository to store your code? If so, you can check it out from the server and then copy it over.

• sangguine 18y ago
  Yes. I am using SVN to collaborate with my friends. How do you copy easily?
  • Hates_ 18y ago
    Commit your changes on your local machine then SSH to your server and do an svn update.
    • jaf656s 18y ago
      one problem with this method, is that your web directory will have all of the .svn folders sprinkled throughout your subfolders. svn export avoids this issue.
      • tlrobinson 18y ago
        You can also set your webserver to ignore the .svn folders.
      • chrj 18y ago
        ... but export can waste a lot of time and bandwidth if your project is large ;-)
  • jaf656s 18y ago
    I'd recommend that you look into SVN export command