1. list of people who need access to that repository, and more importantly their authcate username [as we use LDAP authcate name/password for access].

1. list of people who need access to that repository, and more importantly their authcate username [as we use LDAP authcate name/password for access]. Please include your thesis supervisor's name.

You need to provide - in email to Paul Jenkins or Daniel Grimm:

You need to provide - in email to Phil Huynh or Daniel Grimm:

• You currently need to use http to access a repository. eg: http://ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au/dantest/ where dantest is a test repo for dan.

• You currently need to use http (or https) to access a repository. eg: http://ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au/dantest/ where dantest is a test repo for dan.

It is possible for us to set up a local password file if there are non-monash people needing access to a repository, but that is not our preferred system at present. By preference we are not mixing local password file and authcate access restrictions. We can also add extra authcate users at a later date (eg: if you want your supervisor to have access directly to your codebase) but it requires manual updating.

It is possible for us to set up a local password file if there are non-monash people needing access to a repository, but that is not our preferred system at present. By preference we are not mixing local password file and authcate access restrictions.
We can also add extra authcate users at a later date (eg: if you want your supervisor to have access directly to your codebase) but it requires [simple, quick] manual updating.

SUBVersion on ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au

SUBVersion (SVN) on ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au

Currently we have subversion 1.32 installed

You currently need to use http to access a repository. eg: http://ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au/dantest/ where dantest is a test repo for dan.

We are creating separate repositories for each user/project to simplify administration.

Organization of the SVN repository

• The box ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au hosts subversion repositories.
• Currently we have subversion 1.32 installed
• You currently need to use http to access a repository. eg: http://ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au/dantest/ where dantest is a test repo for dan.
• We are creating separate repositories for each user/project to simplify administration.

CTIE CVS repository

CTIE has a host called mammoth that uses CVS repositories, but due to the extra ease of access via http, the plan is to slowly change over to subversion on ecsesvn. CVS on Mammoth is still usable and available.

1. Repository Name (needs to be unique)

1. Repository Name (needs to be unique - perhaps something like dgthesis or facematch)

The box ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au hosts subversion repositories.

The box ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au hosts subversion repositories.

eg: http://ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au/dantest/ where dantest is a test repo for dan.

eg: http://ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au/dantest/ where dantest is a test repo for dan.

We are creating seperate repositories for each user/project to simplify administration.

We are creating separate repositories for each user/project to simplify administration.

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SUBVersion on ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au

Currently we have subversion 1.32 installed

You currently need to use http to access a repository. eg: http://ecsesvn.eng.monash.edu.au/dantest/ where dantest is a test repo for dan.

We are creating seperate repositories for each user/project to simplify administration.

Getting a repository created

You need to provide - in email to Paul Jenkins or Daniel Grimm:

1. Repository Name (needs to be unique)
2. list of people who need access to that repository, and more importantly their authcate username [as we use LDAP authcate name/password for access].

It is possible for us to set up a local password file if there are non-monash people needing access to a repository, but that is not our preferred system at present. By preference we are not mixing local password file and authcate access restrictions. We can also add extra authcate users at a later date (eg: if you want your supervisor to have access directly to your codebase) but it requires manual updating.

Time needed for creating the repository

-- DanGrimm - 19 Sep 2006