Using SVN on FreeBSD
Filed in archive FreeBSD on March 15, 2007
If you are one of those folks who likes writing code, then you know the value of having a proper version Control system. CVS and SVN are the two most popular version control system available in the market today -- and yes, both are open source. How do you use them for your own projects?
Well, here's a tutorial on how to install SVN on FreeBSD. The tutorial even goes down to the nitty-gritty of installing Apache and SVN straight from scratch. You will then have your own svn server.
I am sure that it won't take long for you to port the tutorial to your favorite Linux distribution. :)
Permalink: Using SVN on FreeBSD
Tags: cvs svn versioncontrol versioning apache freebsd linux using+freebsd
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Response from:
matrix
(04/04/07 9:58am)
HEY
Response from:
Owen
(03/24/08 11:47pm)
I never use the Apache/DAV SVN stuff. Maybe some day I'll give it a try.
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