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Re: [TSVN] Some questions about TSVN

From: Simon Large <slarge_at_slarge.plus.com>
Date: 2005-03-16 16:59:39 CET

Uriel Cantrelle wrote:
> contexte whished: Windows server with local clients (LAN) and distant
> client (through the web).
>
> all exemples i have seen seem to have a SVN serveur on linux
> plateform. Is setting up a serveur on windows plateform a problem?
> Win2K serveur, WinXP, etc... are aceptable or is there particular
> versions to prohibit?

SVN will run very well on a Windows NT platform: NT4/2000/XP.
It does not run on Win9X due to lack of locking facilities.

> An other point which is still dark for me is: for an client/server
> architecture does it necessary to install an independant SVN serveur
> plus a client (TSVN) or TSVN can be installed both sides?

TSVN is only a client. You need to use SVN as the server. You may also
need the Apache web server, but you can use SVN's built in protocol
instead. The SVN book and the TSVN manual both tell you about the
options you have here.

> Concerning users rights, is it possible to have different profiles
> for a project folder in a repository without creating specific
> branches?

Chapter 3 of the TSVN manual gives a lot of information about setting up
a server, including how to control user access rights.

> In last point, I often have seen problems with remote access. does
> TSVN really allow distant developement (read and write remote acces)
> or just read remote accès?

Subversion/TSVN is very good for remote access. The TSVN server is in
the USA (I think). I live in UK and access it via my standard dial-up
internet connection. 56K is a bit slow for large files, but everything
works OK. Subversion is particularly good for remote working because it
stores 'pristine' copies of every file on your hard disk. That means you
can see the changes you have made without contacting the server.

The subversion book <http://svnbook.red-bean.com/> also gives lots of
information about how subversion works.

There is more comparison info here
<http://better-scm.berlios.de/comparison/comparison.html>

Simon

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