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| − | Please note: this is not an introduction/howto | + | Please note: this is not an introduction/howto for Subversion in general; you should [http://www.google.com/search?q=subversion+tutorial google] for that. This is how to set up and begin using a Subversion repository on the UGCS cluster. |
To create a svn repository, run this on the cluster: | To create a svn repository, run this on the cluster: | ||
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<pre>fs setacl <folder> <user> <permissions></pre> | <pre>fs setacl <folder> <user> <permissions></pre> | ||
| − | eg, to let anyone check in or out code: fs sa ~/public/svn system:authuser rlidw | + | eg, to let anyone check in or out code: |
| + | <pre>fs sa ~/public/svn system:authuser rlidw</pre> | ||
Once you have created a repository, you can access it from any computer as follows: | Once you have created a repository, you can access it from any computer as follows: | ||
Revision as of 04:31, 10 October 2007
Subversion
Please note: this is not an introduction/howto for Subversion in general; you should google for that. This is how to set up and begin using a Subversion repository on the UGCS cluster.
To create a svn repository, run this on the cluster:
svnadmin create ~/public/svn
By default, anyone will be able to check out the code but only you will be able to edit it. In order to allow others to edit it you will need to grant them rlidw permissions, and in order to allow others to read it you will need to grant them rl permissions. To make a repository private, do not give anyone any other privileges (eg by creating in your ~ instead of in public).
To change permissions, run:
fs setacl <folder> <user> <permissions>
eg, to let anyone check in or out code:
fs sa ~/public/svn system:authuser rlidw
Once you have created a repository, you can access it from any computer as follows:
svn co svn+ssh://calliope.ugcs.caltech.edu/afs/.ugcs/user/<username>/public/svn
replacing co with whatever SVN operation you want, and the path above with the path to your repository
