Subversion Server

Six2 uses subversion for code management. There are two sets of repositories one marked "public" that allows anonymous read access and another marked "private" that does not. Both repositories require authenticated sessions for write access.

The test public repository can be found here:

https://svn.sixsq.com/public/test1

and the private one here:

https://svn.sixsq.com/private/test2

Each of the test repositories currently contains one project will the usual branches/tags/trunk structure.

Authentication is done via hand managed accounts for the Apache server. To get access to the repositories do the following to generate a password:

$ ### First time: use -c to create the file 
$ ### Use -m to use MD5 encryption of the password, which is more secure 
$ htpasswd -cm /tmp/my-svn-auth-file harry 
New password: ***** 
Re-type new password: ***** 
Adding password for user harry

Send the contents of the my-svn-auth-file to Cal.