On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 6:17 PM, Birdsell, John - OIG <
Birdsell.john_at_oig.dol.gov> wrote:
> Hello,
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> I am new to svn, and have inherited the project of installing and
> implementing version control. Currently we are not using any form of
> version control
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> A little background; our current environment set up is, develop on local
> machines (win) ftp to test (Unix) on approval, ftp from local to production
> (Unix) and we developing in ColdFusion. The versioning project was started
> about 6 months ago and the two people on the project, a dba and a developer
> both left a month into it and of course left no documentation as to their
> progress.
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> I currently have svn v.1.6.6 installed on our test box.
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> I have read: svnbook.red-bean.com for 1.6 and “Pragmatic Version Control
> using Subversion 2nd ed.” And I’m more confused now than before I began.
> All of the examples seem to have everything on a single box, and I have been
> able to set up a test repos on the test box, but I must be in the svn bin
> directory as root to execute any command, unlike the examples that have you
> executing commands from different directories. All directories that I set up
> have group read write execute permissions.
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> Question 1, How should I have groups and users set up so that I can execute
> from any directory?
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you need to setup a server and create authorization file to give access to
users, your system users and group are not necessarily the same as
Subversion authorization file
> I cant find any examples of accessing a repository that is on a different
> system UNIX -> Win or Win -> UNIX.
>
Once you setup server it does not matter whether client is on windows or
linux.
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> Question 2, What would the syntax be for that?
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Each repository created has format for authorization file inside it so you
can see that for reference
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> Question 3, What is the default port for svn?
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it's 3980 but I am not sure
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> If someone could point me to specific examples or give any advice it would
> be greatly appreciated.
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> Thanks
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> *John Birdsell*
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> *IT Specialist*
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> US Dept of Labor
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> Office of Inspector General
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> 200 Constitution Ave, NW
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> Room S5020
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> Washington, DC 20210
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> (202) 693-7055
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> Birdsell.John_at_oig.dol.gov
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Received on 2010-06-10 14:58:11 CEST