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The acronym SVN stands for Subversion, a very common and popular Version Control System.

The acronym SVN stands for Subversion, a very common and popular Version Control System.

The subversion book is an excellent reference, source it in your SVN answers! Please link to the latest stable release of the book. Links to the nightly build will eventually break when sections in the book are reorganized.

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Application pool memory gets out of control after updating dlls

We are experiencing Memory issues every time we update the dll's using SVN. The IIS process(w3wp.exe) takes up more than 1GB of memory which is usually 300 - 400 Mb under normal conditions. So every time we update dll's we had to recycle the…
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Different versions of mod_dav_svn's accessing same repository at same time

We are having to migrate a web server hosting a subversion repository via mod_dav_svn to a new machine and host name. To ease transition, we are looking at running the two web servers in parallel with repository NFS mounted on both at the same time.…
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Are there any security issues when adding a cmnd_alias for svn to /etc/sudoers?

Are there any security issues when adding a cmnd_alias for svn to /etc/sudoers?
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mod_dav_svn user permission on the repository

I had just build subversion repository with apache mod_dav_svn plugin, so the dev team can do any versioning process with usual port of httpd. it works quite smoothly, they did checkout/update/commit process from other network until they found the…
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Setting up Subversion on a VM, and accessing it from the host OS

A little preface: I'm a networking n00b, and the reason I'm doing this is simple for learning purposes. So here's my setup. I have a wirelss router in my house. On my machine I have Windows 7 and I installed Windows Server 2008 R2 in a VM using…
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Multi Svn Repositories in Apache

I have a set up with apache and subversion In the apache configuration i have DAV svn SVNParentPath c:/svn Now i have multiple repositories a a_b a_c a_b_c a_b_d b and i want to map them as…
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Trac is unable to read svn repository

I've been following this guide on how to setup svn and trac. Svn was already running, and is functioning as expected, but trac is not. When I go to the trac page it says: Warning: Can't synchronize with the repository (Couldn't open Subversion…
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Subversion Repositories on OSX are getting built with different permissionsw

I'm running subversion on Snow Leopard. I created a repository and I, and others on the local network can access it just fine via HTTP to my local machine. I created a new repository and others on the LAN can access it, but are denied permission to…
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Explaining svn / apache permissions error? (I know "how" but not "why")

I have the following error occurring on occasion when trying to do an svn switch (have it set up to do via a web request): svn: Can't open file '/root/.subversion/servers': Permission denied This happens after an apache httpd.conf change and…
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SVN - Server sent unexpected return value (500 Internal Server Error)

I'm using RabbitVCS to work with Google Code, and I just recently started having problems with trying to commit. Whenever I try to commit, it says... Commit failed Server sent unexpected return value (500 Internal Server Error) in response to…
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SVN Or Git Users & Permission management

Which one is better for user management, adding users to special repo and grant special permissions on them (Read or Write). SVN or GIT ?
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Is there a way to secure my server and give 10 untrusted persion my ssh access

Okay here is the situation, I bought a hosting server that gives me version control and ssh access. I'm working on a big project that needs team work so I need at least 10 person around the globe to work on the project,. this is the structure of the…
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Getting SVN running on Snow Leopard (not Server)

I thought this would be easier than it is appearing to be. I'm running Snow Leopard 10.6.4 I'd like to use this machine as an Subversion repository for other's on the LAN. Getting Apache running is easy (actually so easy that it was…
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Client's port 22 blocked - tunnel to SVN

I need to allow certain members of my team to access an Ubuntu-based subversion repository that some of us have been using for more than a year. Unfortunately, my company has blocked port 22 outbound for some of these users (and won't unblock it)…
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HTTP traffic over SSH to SVN server?

So, I have an issue. At my school (Georgia Tech), to remotely access our lab computers we have to use an SSH tunnel. It looks like ssh -L 33389:PCNAME:3389 -l USERNAME SERVER.gatech.edu Now, I want to be able to use svn to access my lab PC…
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