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To make your subversion (svn) support the svn:// protocol access

Thu, 08/21/2008 - 12:33 — arpoon

how to make your subversion (svn) support the svn:// protocol access.

platform : windows xp

1. boot your svn server on the server-side.

1.1 if you install your svn by  a windows  installer *.msi or *.exe install program,

those programs can always config the svn for your os system. such as add the environment variables

to the SYSTEM PATH.

1.2 if you choose a *.zip to setup your svn server , then you should add the path to the  environment variable manually.

suppose you install the svn in c:\subversion ,

the relationship of subversion and apache

Thu, 07/31/2008 - 13:55 — arpoon

some may be confuse on the relationship of subversion and apache

when they first wade in subversion-the great version control tools.

now i try to make it clear.

1.if someone use file:// or svn:// protocol to access svn,

they don't need apache,just install svn,take svnserve in your svn package

as a server.

2.if you want your repository to be accessed via http:// or https:// protocol,

then you need apache.

svn client:

svn : get a specific revision

Fri, 10/24/2008 - 00:51 — arpoon

When i first used subversion , i even did know how it controls version.
I install the tortoiseSVN help me to view , update , commit my revision.
Usually , We just need the latest version , i.e. the HEAD version.
(head version means the latest version commited by someone)
but sometimes we need to rollback to the previous version, or someone give you
a revision number , you need to check it . so how to do that ?
the simplest way is :
1.open the tortoiseSVN repository browser
2. type the correct address
3.click the 'HEAD'button
4.input the revision number you want.

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