Backing up and restoring SVN repositories
2 ways to back up subversion repositories; first is to dump the repo and reload it in another repo, and the second is to use hotcopy. The hotcopy technique has a more stringent requirement than using the dump technique–hotcopy requires that the version of SVN on the 2 servers (source and target) are the same, [...]
SVN cheatsheet
Subversion is a piece of software which lets you maintain both current and historical versions of documents — whether they be source codes, regular text files, web pages or any other documentation.
There is another post here about Simple installation of SVN if you haven’t installed it yet — it’s a Linux guide.
SVN (short for subversion) [...]
How to setup separate repositories in Subversion + Apache
When you have different teams accessing a common SVN server, you will need a way to separate not only their SVN repositories, but their access mechanisms to that server too. If you define all your SVN repositories under one SVN parent path, everybody will have access to everybody else’s SVN project. This guide will show [...]
How to use authentication methods in Apache to access SVN
When an SVN location is requested via HTTP, Apache will simply return the contents of the svn resource back to the requester. You need to pose a challenge to the requester to establish his identity as a trusted requester (either he is part of your development team or a member of people who are deemed [...]
Implement really simple SVN | Subversion + Apache in Debian
To implement and configure Subversion + Apache in Debian (or any other debian-based distro like Ubuntu) you need to pull some software from the Debian repositories. This guide will show you how to setup | install and configure Apache + SVN.