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Local Subversion Repository

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A local subversion repository is being setup, when ready this page will describe how to access it.
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A local subversion repository is being setup, when ready this page will describe how to access it.

For more information on subversion see the Subversion book or the Subversion FAQs.

 

Repository Organisation

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Currently there are two subversion repositories:
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Currently there are three subversion repositories:
 
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The test repository is as the name suggests for testing and getting used to using subversion. It will be cleaned out and reset on an irregular basis and without notice.

 
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The test repository is as the name suggests for testing and getting used to using subversion. It will be cleaned out and reset on an irregular and without notice basis.
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To request an additional repo contact the SystemAdministrators
 

Trac Access

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Using the repositories

All users, once registered to access the repositories, have full read and write access to any files in any of the repositories. So please take care especially when committing changes and when setting up new directories.

To help keep some order in the user repository please do not commit files into the top level repo directory. Instead create a directory named after your user name and store personal files/projects under this directory.

Creating a subdirectory inside the user repo
$ svn mkdir https://ppesvn.physics.gla.ac.uk/svn/user/pickford -m "user repo dir"

For organising files/projects the subversion book http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ describes some recommended possible layouts, in the section Planning Your Repository Organization.

 

Setting up access

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$ openssl x509 -in ~/.globus/usercert.pem -noout -subject
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Once your certificate this registered for access no addition setup is require to access the trac pages however for access to the subversion repository additional setup is required. If you do not have a .subversion directory in your home directory run svn --version to create one.
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Once your certificate is registered for access no addition setup is require to access the trac pages however for access to the subversion repository additional setup is required. If you do not have a .subversion directory in your home directory run svn --version to create one.
  Inside the .subversion directory is the file servers this file requires editing to access the repository. Edit the groups section of the file adding the line:
 
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