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• PHP SVN Browser - WebSVN download

  Published: June 8, 2007, 3:58 pm

  Tags: Web Development, Code, Download, Php, Subversion, Svn, Versioning, Web

  and it’s related to subversion from tigris, the open source software solutions provider. I was looking for a PHP svn explorer to check out the repository created by subversion, and I’ve found out that is very difficult to get a tarball download for the websvn browser. So, if you’re looking for it, here it is, the websvn

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• Versions goes beta

  Published: June 4, 2008, 3:00 pm

  Tags: Gui, Subversion, Svn, Version Control, Versioncontrol, Versions

  attractive interface to the Subversion version control system. Now, Made by Sofa has finally released the first beta.Although Versions isn't the only game in town for accessing Subversion repositories through methods other than the command line, it is certainly the best looking, and at least in the few minutes I've spent with it, the most

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• How To: Host a Subversion Repository in Ubuntu Hardy

  Published: June 26, 2008, 12:46 am

  Tags: Diy, How To, Linux, Open Source, Software, Ubuntu, Dd Wrt, Ddns, Dynamic Dns, Dyndns, Google Code, Hardy, Repository, Scott Wegner, Server, Setup, Sourceforge, Subversion, Svn, Version Control

  folder: cd /home/svn sudo mkdir my-project Finally, we use the “svnadmin” command to create some base files and configure the repository. sudo svnadmin create /home/svn/my-project Now, change the access permissions to give the subversion group the proper settings: sudo chgrp -R subversion my-project sudo

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• How to Compile Mangos and Scriptdev2 for Windows

  Published: July 2, 2008, 1:17 am

  Tags: Tutorials, Compile Mangos, Compile Scriptdev2, Mangos Server, Microsoft Visual Studio Express, Subversion Svn, Svn Client, Tortoise, Tortoise Svn, Visual Studio Express

  to have graphical based svn client you can also use it, but no matter which svn client you choose (cli or gui), i’ll write the steps below. So feel free to choose which svn client you prefer :) Using Command Line SVN Client 1. First you need to grab the Subversion Command Line SVN Client from

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