Subversion Repository
From CENS Urban Sensing
The Urban Sensing Project SVN repository is now currently migrating to the new Savane interface. In the meantime, if you had code in the old repository, please:
- Create an account on the new Savane web interface
- Register a new project for the code
- Send one of the administrators (Nicolai or Robert) and email with the name of the folder in the old repository, and your new Savane project name.
We will migrate the repository into your new Savane project SVN repository. In the meantime, if you need to access your code, there is a snapshot of the old urban repository (created 6:00pm, 2/21/07) that can be accessed using the methods below (username = tester, password = test, projectname = savanetest).
Please note that this repository is strictly for emergency use only. Please follow the process above as soon as possible to ensure smooth migration of your code and project to the new Savane web interface.
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Savane Project SVN Access
Please note that before you can access your SVN repository, you will need to have created a SSH public keypair and registered it with the savane server (See Logging In Remotely Using SSH). Note that all accounts DO NOT have shell access to the server.
For projects created under Savane, there are two methods for accessing your SVN repository:
Subclipse
Please follow our tutorial, making sure to use the following URL when specifying repository location:
svn+ssh://username@urban.cens.ucla.edu/projectname
username = your Savane account username
projectname = the SYSTEM name of your project on the Savane website
Traditional svn Client via UNIX terminal
svn co svn+ssh://[username]@urban.cens.ucla.edu/[projectname] [localdirectory]
username = your Savane account username
projectname = the SYSTEM name of your project on the Savane website
localdirectory = local directory to place your local working copy
Server Information
We a running a version of Debian Linux (Ubuntu), hence please be aware that path names are case sensitive.
Check out the nifty web interface here:
http://svn.urban.cens.ucla.edu
Project Structure
- SampleProject
- trunk
- tags
- branch
To Do List
- Per-directory User Access
Troubleshooting
- Eclipse's Subclipse fails to logon
- See Subclipse-Carbide fix for possible workaround (thank you Eitan for the solution).
- I'm unable to login anonymously using Eclipse's Subclipse.
- It is not currently possible to logon the subversion service without a username and password.
