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CVS or SVN for Vanilla project
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SVN is definitely the way to go. Or if you're going to use CVS, then TortoiseCVS for sure.
For an existing CVS repository, the TortoiseCVS client for Windows makes it really easy to check-out, check-in and otherwise work with sources. I also recommend taking a look at the open-source WinMerge package for comparing (diff) files. It's great as a stand-alone app, and plugs into TortoiseCVS for quickly finding changes to code.
Hey mark, if you want, I'd be happy to set up an svn account on my box. I'll give you shell access and what not, but likewise, you're not getting root on it. I already have various repositories set up there, and plenty of bandwidth for it.
And of course, you'd have complete and total control over the repository (and who can read/write/etc).
If you're interested, drop me a line
Or...actually...let me link you the page on my Wiki that walks you through setting up a svn server!
This is done on a debian system, so apt-get was used to install the package. I then went through the httpd conf files and set everything up.
http://vinay.afternight.org/Wiki/index.pl?SubversionCollection
/applications/subversion/vanilla
The repository is chowned to www-data:www-data
Here is my /etc/apache2/auth-files/lussumo-svn-authzfile:
# Directory specific authorization control [groups] owner = mark vanilla-developers = mark [/] @owner = rw [vanilla:/] @vanilla-developers = rw * = rI created the /etc/apache2/auth-files/lussumo-svn-authfile for the user mark.
I created a new system account for "mark" and gave it the same password as lussumo-svn-authfile.
Here is my virtual server conf for the svn repository site (/etc/apache2/sites-available/svn_lussumo.conf):
<VirtualHost 67.18.176.227:80> ServerName svn.lussumo.com DocumentRoot /applications/subversion ErrorLog /applications/webalizer/subversion/error.log CustomLog /applications/webalizer/subversion/access.log combined <location /vanilla> DAV svn SVNParentPath /applications/subversion AuthzSVNAccessFile /etc/apache2/auth-files/lussumo-svn-authzfile Satisfy Any Require valid-user AuthType Basic AuthName "Lussumo Subversion Repository" AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/auth-files/lussumo-svn-authfile </location> </VirtualHost>I've then taken the latest source for vanilla and placed it in a local folder c:\applications\subversion\vanillaI went to c:\applications\subversion and ran this command (with the following results):
C:\applications\subversion>svn import vanilla http://svn.lussumo.com/vanilla/ -m "test" Authentication realm: <http://svn.lussumo.com:80> Lussumo Subversion Repository Password for 'Mark': Authentication realm: <http://svn.lussumo.com:80> Lussumo Subversion Repository Username: mark Password for 'mark': ********** svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/vanilla' svn: PROPFIND of '/vanilla': 403 Forbidden (http://svn.lussumo.com)I guess it tried to use my local system account as the default username "Mark". Which didn't work, of course. So I then used "mark" and entered the correct password. To which it threw that damn error.
On a whim I figured I'd just try to get into the repository through my web browser. I put this in the url: http://svn.lussumo.com
It showed me an empty index.
So, I tried going to http://svn.lussumo.com/vanilla
This time it prompted me for my username and password. I entered "mark" and my password. Then it threw me to a 403 Forbidden error. If I then go back to the http://svn.lussumo.com and refresh, I can see a vanilla folder sitting there. But if I click on it, it throws the Forbidden error again.
Getting pissed off at the world in general.
hahaha. You'll get it eventually Mark.
The URI does not contain the name of a repository.I've spent the last two hours playing around with every wacky combination of urls I can in the svn_lussumo.conf file without any success. If I change it to anything other than what you see above, I get a "301 Moved Permanently" error when trying to do the import.