RE: XCode and subversion
RE: XCode and subversion
- Subject: RE: XCode and subversion
- From: Nicholas Crosbie <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2005 11:30:44 +1100 (EST)
Still not up and running with remote access to a
subversion
repository. Here's a summary to date:
1. I can "ssh into" the server from the client but
each time I
I issue the following command (from the client) I
get:
the command:
svn checkout svn+ssh://<host computer>/svnrep/Echo
~/src/Echo
Password:<password>
complaint:
bash: line 1: svnserve: command not found
svn: Connection closed unexpectedly
2. I've put the path to svnserve into /etc/profile and
.profile (both
files on the server machine). Execute permission for
svnserve
is granted to all users (I don't have to change
permissions for folders
lying in the path to svnserve - correct?). I've also
directly set umask 002
for svnserve (the subversion manual suggests writing a
wrapper
script for svnserve......how to do this? Looking at
the subversion
manual, I think I can write the wrapper script....but
where do
I save the wrapper script, what do I name the wrapper
script, and
should the (real) svnserve file remain in it's current
folder?)
3. the client user is added to a group "svnusers"
which has read/write
access to the subversion repository.
- Nick
--- Bas Scheffers <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> By "actual user", do you mean a user on the server
>
or
>
> client machine?
>
The server.
>
>
> Currently it is set for read/write access for the
>
> server user and read only access for the
>
> svnusers group (the svnusers group
>
Make it 600, most SSH daemons don't like it if the
>
key - or the .ssh
>
directory - is readable by others and it certainly
>
isn't needed to get
>
your setup working. Actually only the dir being 700
>
should be enough.
>
>
> are for testing.....I assume I
>
> don't need to "ssh into" the server via terminal
>
prior
>
> to starting an XCode+subversion session.
>
No, you won't have to, but by making SSH just works
>
with public key auth
>
and lets you in without any prompt will make the
>
next step - getting svn
>
to work - easier. You need to crawl before you can
>
walk! :)
>
>
Cheers,
>
Bas.
>
>
>
>
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