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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Gaurav Lakhani <ga...@gmail.com> on 2010/04/28 12:43:42 UTC
Regarding SVN installation.
Dear Sir
I am new to SVN.I want to install it in my organisation.
We already have CCnet,Bugtracker.net installed with VSS2005.
Now we want to replace VSS with SVN.
Environment is:
OS is Windows 32 bit.
Visual studio used are VS 2008,2005,2003 and also vb6.0
But i am confused as i don't know which version to download of SVN that is
compatible with tortoise svn and also with Ankh SVN.
Please Advice which versions should i download and from where.
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Thanks and Regards
Gaurav Lakhani
RE: Regarding SVN installation.
Posted by Bob Archer <Bo...@amsi.com>.
> I am new to SVN.I want to install it in my organisation.
> We already have CCnet,Bugtracker.net installed with VSS2005.
> Now we want to replace VSS with SVN.
> Environment is:
> OS is Windows 32 bit.
> Visual studio used are VS 2008,2005,2003 and also vb6.0
>
> But i am confused as i don't know which version to download of SVN that is
> compatible with tortoise svn and also with Ankh SVN.
> Please Advice which versions should i download and from where.
You should install svn 1.6.11 the most recent version on your server. The svn server can be accessed by and client that is version 1.x... of course you should use the most recent 1.6 client also.
You really should read the svn book, especially the section on server configuration:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn-book.html#svn.serverconfig
..of course you should read the whole book or at least the parts that apply to you.
As far as what to d/l it depends on what server OS you are using. This page should lead you to find the binaries you need: http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html
Or of course you could go with compiling the code yourself... although we've been using svn for over 3 years and I have never compiled from source. I always use the collabnet binaries for windows.
BOb