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Most recent edit on 2007-07-09 14:41:24 by JasonR

Additions:

Subversion at MysticServer

Admittedly MysticServer's subversion deployment can be tricky to get working, if you need real subversion hosting please email jason@mysticserver.com and we will work out real subversion/trac hosting on another server.

Setting up

  1. If you are on a reseller/multisite server you will need SSH access.
  2. from ssh: 
    mkdir ~/svnhome
svnadmin create /home/username/svnhome
echo foo > seedfile.txt
svn import seedfile.txt file:///home/username/svnhome/seedfile.txt

  3. to Connect
    svn+ssh://SSHusername@yourdomain.com/svnhome/

Your svn should be good to go. Download one of the clients listed below and test it out.

Things to look out for
  1. type svn --version and make sure it is in the neighborhood of 1.21 (Some accounts had 0.x installed originally).
  2. If tortoiseSVN gives the error "Unable to write to standard output (stderr)" you need to remove a line from your .bashrc 
    cp /etc/bashrc ~/.bashrc
vi ~/.bashrc

    And remove the line that says "mesg y"


svnClients

Windows
TortoiseSVN∞
Mac
Linux

Extras

If you need any of this enabled for your MysticServer Account email jason@i40.com
Admittedly MysticServer's subversion deployment can be tricky to get working, if you need real subversion hosting please email jason@mysticserver.com and we will work out real subversion/trac hosting on another server.

Setting up

  1. If you are on a reseller/multisite server you will need SSH access.
  2. from ssh: 
    mkdir ~/svnhome
svnadmin create /home/username/svnhome
echo foo > seedfile.txt
svn import seedfile.txt file:///home/username/svnhome/seedfile.txt

  3. to Connect
    svn ssh://SSHusername@yourdomain.com/svnhome/

Your svn should be good to go. Download one of the clients listed below and test it out.

Things to look out for
  1. type svn --version and make sure it is in the neighborhood of 1.21 (Some accounts had 0.x installed originally).
  2. If tortoiseSVN gives the error "Unable to write to standard output (stderr)" you need to remove a line from your .bashrc 
    cp /etc/bashrc ~/.bashrc
vi ~/.bashrc

    And remove the line that says "mesg y"


svnClients

Windows
TortoiseSVN∞
Mac
Linux

Extras

If you need any of this enabled for your MysticServer Account email jason@i40.com
If you need any of this enabled for your MysticServer Account email jason@i40.com

Limitations

Admittedly MysticServers's subversion deployment can be tricky to get working, if you need real subversion hosting please email jason@mysticserver.com and we will work out real subversion/trac hosting on another server.

Deletions:

Subversion at Site5

Site5's subversion deployment can be tricky to get working.


Edited on 2005-10-23 20:35:27 by JasonR [Added things to look out for]

Additions:
~~svn+ssh://SSHusername@yourdomain.com/svnhome/
Things to look out for
  1. type svn --version and make sure it is in the neighborhood of 1.21 (Some accounts had 0.x installed originally).
  2. If tortoiseSVN gives the error "Unable to write to standard output (stderr)" you need to remove a line from your .bashrc
cp /etc/bashrc ~/.bashrc
vi ~/.bashrc
And remove the line that says "mesg y"

Deletions:
~~svn+ssh://SSHusername@yourdomain.com/svnhome/


Edited on 2005-10-23 20:12:25 by JasonR [Changed svn add to svn import]

Additions:
svn import seedfile.txt file:///home/username/svnhome/seedfile.txt

Deletions:
svn add seedfile.txt file:///home/username/svnhome/seedfile.txt


Edited on 2005-10-18 10:46:53 by JasonR

Additions:
~1) If you are on a reseller/multisite server you will need SSH access.
  • If, when you log in with SSH, you have a long introductory paragraph before you get to a command prompt you must email support and ask that it be removed/supressed (refer to this thread on their forums http://forums.site5.com/showthread.php?t=3792&highlight=subversion∞ ) to get access. If they refuse you may have to bump it up to management.
  • from ssh: 
    mkdir ~/svnhome
svnadmin create /home/username/svnhome
echo foo > seedfile.txt
svn add seedfile.txt file:///home/username/svnhome/seedfile.txt

  • to Connect
    svn+ssh://SSHusername@yourdomain.com/svnhome/
    • Your svn should be good to go. Download one of the clients listed below and test it out.
    TortoiseSVN∞
  • The repository can only be accessed by the svn+ssh:// protocol.
  • Site5 does not support Webdav so http: and trac∞ access is impossible.
  • no Anonymous access.

    Deletions:
    ~- If you are on a reseller/multisite server you will need SSH access.
    • ~- If, when you log in with SSH, you have a long introductory paragraph before you get to a command prompt you must email support and ask that it be removed/supressed (refer to this thread on their forums http://forums.site5.com/showthread.php?t=3792&highlight=subversion∞ ) to get access. If they refuse you may have to bump it up to management.
    http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
    The repository can only be accessed by the svn+ssh: protocol.
    Site5 does not support Webdav so http:     and trac access is impossible.
    no Anonymous access.


    Edited on 2005-10-18 10:32:49 by JasonR [Initial Page Creation]

    Additions:

    Subversion at Site5

    Windows
    Mac
    Linux


    Deletions:
    Subversion at Site5

    Windows

    Mac

    Linux




    Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-10-18 10:32:09 by JasonR [Initial Page Creation.]
    Page view:
    Subversion at Site5
    Site5's subversion deployment can be tricky to get working.

    Setting up

    ~- If you are on a reseller/multisite server you will need SSH access.
    ~- If, when you log in with SSH, you have a long introductory paragraph before you get to a command prompt you must email support and ask that it be removed/supressed (refer to this thread on their forums http://forums.site5.com/showthread.php?t=3792&highlight=subversion∞ ) to get access. If they refuse you may have to bump it up to management.


    svnClients

    Windows

    http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/

    Mac

    Linux



    Limitations

    The repository can only be accessed by the svn+ssh: protocol.
    Site5 does not support Webdav so http:     and trac access is impossible.
    no Anonymous access.
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