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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Attila Horvath <mu...@mutsuura.com> on 2006/03/31 14:01:16 UTC
FW: configuration (fwd)
All
Am a newbie to SVN. HAve some configuration questions...
I installed CYGWIN w/ SVN. Everything works relatively well. How do I
configure my environment variables to invoke xemacs automagically when I
want to compose a log msg w/ related SVN commands?
Also installed TortoiseSVN. When I start Windows Explorer I can see
Tortoise's directory & file markers so it appears to have installed properly
but this is because it is keying off the .svn directory created by
CYGWIN/SVN. When I try to do anything with TortoiseSVN I get consistent
error(s) [see attached GIF image]. The path shown is the correct path for
CYGWIN/SVN.
Why does TortoiseSVN not recognize the same path? How do I configure
TortoiseSVN such that I can use both CYGWIN/SVN and TortoiseSVN at the same
time?
Note: this is only a local install - not networked.
Thank you in advance,
Attila
Re: configuration (fwd)
Posted by Nico Kadel-Garcia <nk...@comcast.net>.
Attila Horvath wrote:
>> All
>>
>>
>>
>> Am a newbie to SVN. HAve some configuration questions...
>>
>>
>>
>> I installed CYGWIN w/ SVN. Everything works relatively well. How do I
>> configure my environment variables to invoke xemacs automagically
>> when I want to compose a log msg w/ related SVN commands?
>>
>>
>>
>> Also installed TortoiseSVN. When I start Windows Explorer I can see
>> Tortoise's directory & file markers so it appears to have installed
>> properly but this is because it is keying off the .svn directory
>> created by CYGWIN/SVN. When I try to do anything with TortoiseSVN I
>> get consistent error(s) [see attached GIF image]. The path shown is
>> the correct path for CYGWIN/SVN.
>>
>>
>>
>> Why does TortoiseSVN not recognize the same path? How do I configure
>> TortoiseSVN such that I can use both CYGWIN/SVN and TortoiseSVN at
>> the same time?
>>
>>
>>
>> Note: this is only a local install - not networked.
>>
>>
>>
>> Thank you in advance,
You need to set EDITOR or SSH_EDITOR in your environment. This is typically
done in your .bashrc or .profile file for your user account if you use the
default "/bin/bash" as your shell.
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RE: Beginner - Subversion Windows 2003 - multiple repositories setup
Posted by Marc Poppleton <ma...@teamlog.com>.
Thanks! :)
You need to create separate subversion repositories for each main project.
svnadmin create "d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS" created one repository inside
d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS. What you need to do is this:
> mkdir d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS <--- Folder where you will have subversion
project repositories
> svnadmin create d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectA
> svnadmin create d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectB
> svn mkdir file:///d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectA/SubProjectA1
> svn mkdir file:///d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectA/SubProjectA1/trunk
<file:///d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectA/SubProjectA1/trunk>
> svn mkdir file:///d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectB/SubProjectB1
> svn mkdir file:///d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectA/SubProjectB1/trunk
and so on...
Re: Beginner - Subversion Windows 2003 - multiple repositories setup
Posted by Alex <xl...@gmail.com>.
On 3/31/06, Marc Poppleton <ma...@teamlog.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm a little new Subversion user and I'm in charge of installing (and, of
> course), administrating the Subversion server at work. The working
> environment is Windows 2003 Server.
> I've installed the server using the svn-1.3.0-setup.exe downloaded in the
> tigris website. This worked out fine.
> I then created a directory d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS where I wish to store my
> repositories (yes, plurial).
> This done, I gave svnadmin create "d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS" a try. Directories
> conf, db, hooks... were created.
> I then edited the SUBVERSION_REPOS/conf/svnserve.conf and passwd files to
> uncomments the various lines and put the users/pwd I needed I then
> unpacked
> the SVNService.zip in the %SVNINSTALL%/bin rep and ran svnserve --daemon
> --root "d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS"
>
> My users will be accessing the server exclusively with the Eclipse plugin.
>
> Now here comes the part I can't figure out how to fix: the Subversion
> server
> will be used by many projects, almost none having links with each other.
> As
> recommended in the SVN Book page 94, I decided to choose a "one project ->
> one repository" layout.
> But : how the hell do I do that and how do I setup every thing? I fear I'm
> a
> total jerk!
>
> What I'm looking for is something like that:
>
> d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS
> |___Project A repository
> | |________Sub project A-1/
> | | |__trunk/
> | | |__tags/
> | | |__branches/
> | |________Sub project A-2/
> | | |__trunk/
> | | |__tags/
> | | |__branches/
> |___Project B repository
> | |________Sub project B-1/
> | | |__trunk/
> | | |__tags/
> | | |__branches/
> | |________Sub project B-2/
> | | |__trunk/
> | | |__tags/
> | | |__branches/
> ...
> Each project repository having its own revision numbers, its own rules,...
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Marc
>
>
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You need to create separate subversion repositories for each main project.
svnadmin create "d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS" created one repository inside
d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS. What you need to do is this:
> mkdir d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS <--- Folder where you will have subversion
project repositories
> svnadmin create d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectA
> svnadmin create d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectB
> svn mkdir file:///d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectA/SubProjectA1
> svn mkdir file:///d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectA/SubProjectA1/trunk
> svn mkdir file:///d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectB/SubProjectB1
> svn mkdir file:///d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS/ProjectA/SubProjectB1/trunk
and so on...
Beginner - Subversion Windows 2003 - multiple repositories setup
Posted by Marc Poppleton <ma...@teamlog.com>.
Hi,
I'm a little new Subversion user and I'm in charge of installing (and, of
course), administrating the Subversion server at work. The working
environment is Windows 2003 Server.
I've installed the server using the svn-1.3.0-setup.exe downloaded in the
tigris website. This worked out fine.
I then created a directory d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS where I wish to store my
repositories (yes, plurial).
This done, I gave svnadmin create "d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS" a try. Directories
conf, db, hooks... were created.
I then edited the SUBVERSION_REPOS/conf/svnserve.conf and passwd files to
uncomments the various lines and put the users/pwd I needed I then unpacked
the SVNService.zip in the %SVNINSTALL%/bin rep and ran svnserve --daemon
--root "d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS"
My users will be accessing the server exclusively with the Eclipse plugin.
Now here comes the part I can't figure out how to fix: the Subversion server
will be used by many projects, almost none having links with each other. As
recommended in the SVN Book page 94, I decided to choose a "one project ->
one repository" layout.
But : how the hell do I do that and how do I setup every thing? I fear I'm a
total jerk!
What I'm looking for is something like that:
d:/SUBVERSION_REPOS
|___Project A repository
| |________Sub project A-1/
| | |__trunk/
| | |__tags/
| | |__branches/
| |________Sub project A-2/
| | |__trunk/
| | |__tags/
| | |__branches/
|___Project B repository
| |________Sub project B-1/
| | |__trunk/
| | |__tags/
| | |__branches/
| |________Sub project B-2/
| | |__trunk/
| | |__tags/
| | |__branches/
...
Each project repository having its own revision numbers, its own rules,...
Thanks for your help,
Marc
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Re: FW: configuration (fwd)
Posted by Johan Appelgren <jo...@gmail.com>.
On 3/31/06, Attila Horvath <mu...@mutsuura.com> wrote:
> All
>
>
>
> Am a newbie to SVN. HAve some configuration questions...
>
<snip>
>
> Also installed TortoiseSVN. When I start Windows Explorer I can see
> Tortoise's directory & file markers so it appears to have installed properly
> but this is because it is keying off the .svn directory created by
> CYGWIN/SVN. When I try to do anything with TortoiseSVN I get consistent
> error(s) [see attached GIF image]. The path shown is the correct path for
> CYGWIN/SVN.
>
> Why does TortoiseSVN not recognize the same path? How do I configure
> TortoiseSVN such that I can use both CYGWIN/SVN and TortoiseSVN at the same
> time?
TortoiseSvn is a regular windows application. The path
"file:///cygdrive" does not exist outside of your CYGWIN environment.
Why not use the windows command line client for subversion instead of CYGWIN?
/Johan
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