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Version control of your documents and code should be one of your first and major TO-DOs if you intend to develop application or website and you plan to maintain it during time with possibility to view changes made during it’s life cycle.<\/p>\nVersion control of your documents and code should be one of your first and major TO-DOs if you intend to develop application or website and you plan to maintain it during time with possibility to view changes made during it’s life cycle.<\/p>\n
The first thing to do is install\u00a0Subversion<\/a>\u00a0and apache package for\u00a0Subversion<\/a>. All I need to do is:<\/p>\n In the next step I need to create a directory where my repositories will be stored. In my case \/var\/sourcecontrol\/svn\/. The default location is \/var\/lib\/svn\/.<\/p>\n This command will create de directory where all my repositories will be:<\/p>\n After create the directory I copied my entire repository backup from windows into this directory.<\/p>\n Note if I need to create new repositories I just had to do:<\/p>\n newRepository is the name of the new repository.<\/p>\n Next I need to change the owner of the files in order to access using apache. This can be done with this command:<\/p>\n repositoryName is the name of the repository.<\/p>\n Next I just need to configure all my repositories to be access in apache. This can be done by editing the file \/etc\/apache2\/mods-available\/dav_svn.conf<\/p>\n To edit I just run the command:<\/p>\n Scroll all the way down and add the following code for each repository:<\/p>\n Next restart the apache :<\/p>\n Open a browser and type\u00a0http:\/\/[serverip]\/repositoryName\u00a0and the repository is now availably in browser.<\/p>\n Notice the\u00a0\/repositoryName<\/strong>\u00a0in the location is the same as\u00a0\/repositoryName<\/strong>\u00a0in the url.<\/p>\n After this step you can start doing some checkin’s \ud83d\ude1b<\/p>\n The next step is to install\u00a0WebSVN<\/a>.\u00a0WebSVN<\/a>\u00a0is a very good web interface to see all repositories.<\/p>\n The first thing to do is install the package. This can be done with the command:<\/p>\n To have syntax highlight in the source code just install enscript . This can be done with this command:<\/p>\n Now a few things you should know:<\/p>\n During the install of\u00a0WebSVN<\/a>\u00a0three screens will appear: The package\u00a0WebSVN<\/a>\u00a0is installed into \/usr\/share\/websvn\/, it’s necessary to copy to \/var\/www\/. This can be done with the command:<\/p>\n After copy to \/var\/www it’s necessary to edit the file \/etc\/apache2\/mods-available\/dav_svn.conf, again with the command:<\/p>\n Next, scroll down and add the following<\/p>\n Save the file and restart apache by doing:<\/p>\n Now just type\u00a0http:\/\/[serverip]\/websvn\u00a0and you will see the\u00a0WebSVN<\/a>\u00a0page and your repositories.<\/p>\n If for some reason your repositories have strange names in just edit the file \/etc\/websvn\/svn_deb_conf.inc with the command :<\/p>\n In this file you will have something like this:<\/p>\n Here it’s possible specify the parent path of all repositories and specify each repository name and location. it’s here also that it’s specified the path on enscript installed before.<\/p>\n Hope you enjoy the source control.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Version control of your documents and code should be one of your first and major TO-DOs if you intend to develop application or website and you plan to maintain it during time with possibility to view changes made during it’s … Continue reading sudo aptitude install subversion libapache2-svn<\/pre>\n
sudo mkdir \/var\/sourcecontrol\/svn<\/pre>\n
sudo svnadmin create \/var\/sourcecontrol\/svn\/newRepository<\/pre>\n
sudo chown www-data:www-data\u00a0 \/var\/sourcecontrol\/svn\/repositoryName -R<\/pre>\n
sudo nano \/etc\/apache2\/mods-available\/dav_svn.conf<\/pre>\n
<Location \/repositoryName>\r\n DAV svn\r\n SVNPath \/var\/sourcecontrol\/svn\/repositoryName\r\n AuthType Basic\r\n AuthName \"Subversion repository repositoryName\"\r\n<\/Location><\/pre>\n
sudo \/etc\/init.d\/apache2 restart<\/pre>\n
sudo aptitude install websvn<\/pre>\n
sudo aptitude install enscript<\/pre>\n
\n1 – Select the webserver for configuration.
\n2 – Specify the path of the subversion repositories, in this case (\/var\/sourcecontrol\/svn).
\n3 – If all repositories are in the same parent folder leave this in blank otherwise you will have to specify all repositories separated by comma.<\/p>\nsudo cp -r \/usr\/share\/websvn\/ \/var\/www\/<\/pre>\n
sudo nano \/etc\/apache2\/mods-available\/dav_svn.conf<\/pre>\n
<Location \/websvn\/>\r\nOptions FollowSymLinks\r\norder allow,deny\r\nallow from all\r\nAuthType Basic\r\nAuthName \"Subversion Repository\"\r\n<\/Location><\/pre>\n
sudo \/etc\/init.d\/apache2 restart<\/pre>\n
sudo nano \/etc\/websvn\/svn_deb_conf.inc<\/pre>\n
<?php\u00a0\r\n\/\/ please edit \/etc\/websvn\/config.php\u00a0\r\n\/\/ or use dpkg-reconfigure websvn\u00a0\r\n$config->parentPath(\"\/var\/sourcecontrol\/svn\/\");\u00a0\r\n$config->addRepository(\"repositoryName\\\", file:\/\/\/var\/sourcecontrol\/svn\/repositoryName1);\u00a0\r\n$config->addRepository(\"repositoryName\", \"file:\/\/\/var\/sourcecontrol\/svn\/repositoryName2\");\u00a0\r\n$config->setEnscriptPath(\"\/usr\/bin\");\u00a0\r\n$config->setSedPath(\"\/bin\");\u00a0\r\n$config->useEnscript();\u00a0\r\n?><\/pre>\n