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--- contrib:secondo_installation_manual_unibz [2007/01/11 14:52] – rkasperovics
+++ contrib:secondo_installation_manual_unibz [2007/01/11 15:00] – chenges of svn repository and access methods rkasperovics
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 ==== Download from SVN ====
-There are different ways how you can download something from SVN repository. I prefer graphical applications and Eclipse plugin "Subclipse" is the best I have found for Linux. However, the use a command-line tool ''svn'' probably is more common.
+There are different ways how you can download anything from an SVN repository. I prefer graphical environments and Eclipse plugin "Subclipse" is the best I have found for Linux. However, the use a command-line tool ''svn'' probably is more common. For this purpose you might wish to assign a path to secondo SVN repository to an environment variable. This could be done in the following way:
-=== Login setup ===
-If your linux login match your login in UNIBZ domain, you don't have to read this section. Otherwise you have to do the following trick:
-<code>
-echo "Host babbage.inf.unibz.it" >> ~/.ssh/config
-echo "User your_windows_login" >>  ~/.ssh/config
-</code>
-You might wish to assign a path to Subversion repository to environment variable. This could be done in the following way:
 <code>
 echo "SECSVN=\"https://babbage.inf.unibz.it/dis/secondo\"" >> ~/.bashrc
 </code>
-=== Checkout and Update ===
 The following command is used to list the content of the repository:</p>
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 </code>
-Note, that password might be required twice or even more. If you have a solution to this, please let me know. To checkout a repository directory ''secondo/'' to a current directory use the command:
+This command should ask you your password to the Secondo SVN repository, assuming that your linux account matches to your repository account. If it is not so, press ''ctrl+c'' and enter your repository account. To checkout a repository directory ''secondo/'' to a current directory use the command:
 <code>
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 </code>
-You can synchronize your previously checked out local copy with the current repository using ''update'' command.
+You can synchronize your previously checked out local copy with the current repository using ''svn update'' command.
 ==== Set Compilation and Operation Pathes ====