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GethinWilliams: /* Using websvn */

2012-05-28T09:58:30Z

Using websvn

2012-05-28T09:57:11Z

2007-11-06T15:38:16Z

Important: backup policy

2007-03-16T09:38:18Z

Important: backup policy

2006-06-26T14:53:12Z

Introduction

2006-06-26T14:39:31Z

Introduction

2006-04-15T19:28:25Z

Checking out a working copy

2006-04-15T19:28:12Z

Importating data in your repository

2006-02-08T17:37:34Z

Day to day work

2006-02-08T17:36:41Z

Using TortoiseSVN on Windows

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 =Using websvn=
-After importing data in your repository, you can browse it via a web interface called [http://websvn.tigris.org WebSVN]. On the source server, the WebSVN frontend is located at http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/websvn. You will be asked for your login information and the repositories to which you have access will be visible.
+After importing data in your repository, you can browse it via a web interface called [http://websvn.tigris.org WebSVN]. On the source server, the WebSVN frontend is located at https://svn.ggy.bris.ac.uk/websvn. You will be asked for your login information and the repositories to which you have access will be visible.
 ==Changing login in WebSVN==

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 For the sake of explanation, let's call your project ''myproject'' and the login you have been given ''mylogin''. You will also be given a password, just type it whenever the software asks you to.
-The repository will be accessible from a web browser at the URL http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/myproject/
+The repository will be accessible from a web browser at the URL https://svn.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/myproject/
 ==Adding extra users==
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 <pre>
 cd mylocalfolder
-svn import . http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/myproject/trunk --username mylogin -m "Initial import."
+svn import . https://svn.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/myproject/trunk --username mylogin -m "Initial import."
 </pre>
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 <pre>
-svn checkout http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/myproject/trunk --username mylogin workingcopy
+svn checkout https://svn.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/myproject/trunk --username mylogin workingcopy
 </pre>

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 The hard drive on ''Source'' is backed up once a day incrementally and a full backup is performed every week using the department backup system. Additionally, we backup the repositories separately if activity has been noticed.
-'''However, we cannot guarantee that a problem will not occur at some point.''' You are encouraged to use ''Source'' for your day to day work but please, keep important versions of your software backed up somewhere else too, just in case :-(
+'''However, we cannot guarantee that a problem will not occur at some point.''' You are encouraged to use ''Source'' for your day to day work but please, keep important versions of your software backed up somewhere else too, just in case :-)
 = Creating a repository =

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 =Important: backup policy=
 The hard drive on ''Source'' is backed up once a day incrementally and a full backup is performed every week using the department backup system. Additionally, we backup the repositories separately if activity has been noticed.
-'''However, we cannot garantee that a problem will not occur at some point.''' You are encouraged to use ''Source'' for your day to day work but please, keep important versions of your software backed up somewhere else too, just in case :-(
+'''However, we cannot guarantee that a problem will not occur at some point.''' You are encouraged to use ''Source'' for your day to day work but please, keep important versions of your software backed up somewhere else too, just in case :-(
 = Creating a repository =

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−	~~Hello!~~

	''Source'' can be used to host your subversion repositories. It uses the WebDAV protocol and is therefore '''available from a webbrowser anywhere in the world''' which is great for collaboration with people outside the department. However, we still keep a fine control of who can access the repositories and your repositories are '''not open to the world by default'''.		''Source'' can be used to host your subversion repositories. It uses the WebDAV protocol and is therefore '''available from a webbrowser anywhere in the world''' which is great for collaboration with people outside the department. However, we still keep a fine control of who can access the repositories and your repositories are '''not open to the world by default'''.

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	=Introduction=		=Introduction=
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		+	Hello!

	''Source'' can be used to host your subversion repositories. It uses the WebDAV protocol and is therefore '''available from a webbrowser anywhere in the world''' which is great for collaboration with people outside the department. However, we still keep a fine control of who can access the repositories and your repositories are '''not open to the world by default'''.		''Source'' can be used to host your subversion repositories. It uses the WebDAV protocol and is therefore '''available from a webbrowser anywhere in the world''' which is great for collaboration with people outside the department. However, we still keep a fine control of who can access the repositories and your repositories are '''not open to the world by default'''.

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 <pre>
-svn checkout http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/myproject/trunk --user-name mylogin workingcopy
+svn checkout http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/myproject/trunk --username mylogin workingcopy
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 ==Day to day work==
-Now that your repository is setup and you have a working copy, read the [[:Category:Subversion|Subversion pages]] to understand how to use the repository for your daily work.
+Now that your repository is setup and you have a working copy, read the [[Subversion day to day]] pages to understand how to use the repository for your daily work.
 =Using TortoiseSVN on Windows=

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 ==Day to day work==
-Now that your repository is setup and you have a working copy, read the [[:Category:Subversion|Subversion pages]] to understand how to use the repository for your daily work. Most instructions have been written for the command line client but you will find equivalent commands when your right click on a file or folder in windows explorer.
+Now that your repository is setup and you have a working copy, read the [[Subversion day to day]] pages to understand how to use the repository for your daily work. Most instructions have been written for the command line client but you will find equivalent commands when your right click on a file or folder in windows explorer.
 =Using websvn=