How to set up a Subversion server using the Ubuntu package repositories.
This article describes how to set up a Subversion server on Windows Server 2003 using both WebDAV and svnserve.
Do not use this script anymore, use case-insensitive.py which is far more efficient.
Get these files:
The instructions for this are now in the INSTALL file. The trunk version can be found here.
Getting ViewCVS running on Apache on Windows.
A common requirement is to do diffs which ignore whitespace, the diff built into Subversion cannot do this. GNU diff is commonly used for this purpose so if you don't have a preferred diff program already install GNU diff.
Windows SSPI domain authentication using a modified mod_auth_sspi module.
See the comment dead links below for up to date information on how to do this.
Step by step instructions on installing Apache and Subversion on Windows and creating and securing a repository.This is very easy as there is a Subversion Windows installer here.
This will be an Apache based Subversion server.
Step by step instructions of how to get Subversion up an running on Fedora Core 2.This is very easy as Subversion ships with Fedora Core 4. As of writing (7 November 2005) the RPMS are being kept up to date with version 1.3.x releases. Be aware that the RedHat policy on updates is to roll security fixes into their current release.
This will be an Apache based Subversion server.
Start up the package management tool system-config-packages. Make sure these items are ticked: