Subversion (or source control)

[M-O T]

Hello,

Would you have a possibility to set up a subversion (or any source
control system) capability?

ie, that we could set up local svnroot on our accounts and create
local repositories, then access them using ssh+svn

Or would you have an existing solution to have source control on DSU?

Thank you

Marc

[John Wooton]

I've been looking into this...and like the idea.  Depending on how it incorporates with the rest of the system...I may consider it.  It's just a matter of me getting time to test it.

[Sean Colgan]

I'll just second a vote for enabling an svn repository.  That's something I'd definitely find useful.

Thanks.
Sean

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[M-O T]

That would be great.
Thanks for at least thinking about it.

Marc

[John Wooton]

FYI guys...I went ahead and installed subversion on the server.  Consider it "experimental".  Remember you'll have to access your repo's over ssh.   Also, in playing around with this...I had a hell of a time accessing my test svn repo using rabbitSVN...however, rapidSVN worked fine over ssh.  

[Jose Luis Fernandez-Mayoralas]

Wow!! Excellent news !

Thanks John.

Saludos, Jose.

[M-O T]

Woaw. Great!

Thanks a lot. It works like a charm, although some slowness (using the
FSFS "filesystem") but I am fine with it.
I use TortoiseSVN (for windows) and there is no problem so far. The
doc is well done and complete: http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/release/TortoiseSVN_en
for those who need it.

I love your reactivity, John. I do not regret my "investment" at DSU,
honestly.

Marc

[Fish_Kungfu]

> I do not regret my "investment" at DSU...

I second that.

~~Fish~~