Mac OS X Server 10.6 Snow Leopard
- SmartSVN – SVN Client
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The following is a summary of recipes found on the Web, adapted to our site.
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SmartSVN – SVN Client
- If not already done so, enable Web service in the General settings of your server.
- Become root:
sudo -s
. - Create a folder holding the SVN repositories. We are using
/Volumes/Data2/Library/Subversion/Repository
. - In Terminal, create a new SVN repository, for example
svnadmin create /Volumes/Data2/Library/Subversion/Repository/basis
. - Finally, adjust ownership and permissions:
The default SVN install on Mac OS X uses neon. Neon allows you to connect to remote SVN repositories via HTTP and HTTPS. Lines 2-6 installs neon. Line 8 builds SVN using the –with-neon configuration flag. Mac users jealous of the excellent Subversion support in the Windows-only app TortoiseSVN, need covet no longer. SCPlugin does for the Mac OS X Finder what TortoiseSVN does for Windows.
- Open Server Admin, select Web service.
Enable the dav_svn_module
Create a new site. We are using port 443 (SSL) here. Note: Either hostname or port must be unique in the list of sites hosted.
Enable WebDAV for the site under the options tab.
Enable SSL under the Security tab.
Define a WebDAV realm for the repository. Click the Plus button under the left-hand list in the Realms section and edit the corresponding entries as shown here.
Using the Plus button under the list on the right-hand side, add users and groups, giving them read and write permissions. Make sure that the permissions of the group Everyone is set to None.
- Click Save to save the new site. Do not yet start or restart Web service.
Back in Terminal, edit
/etc/apache2/sites/0001_any_443_svn.cpfs.mpg.de.conf
. In the /svn/
location block near the end of the file, insert the linesSave your changes, return to Server Admin, and start or restart Web service.With Safari, connect to https://svn.cpfs.mpg.de/svn/basis/. After accepting the certificate and authenticating with the server, you should see something like this:
![Client Client](/uploads/1/1/9/5/119565546/471751770.jpg)
Caveat: If you apply further modifications to the SVN site just created using Server Admin, it might happen, that the line DAV yes in the configuration file is set to DAV no. Just in case there are problems with the access to the repository, correct this mistake and restart Web service.
Macintosh users who have attempted to host a Subversion repository on an SMB file server (such as a Windows server) and then access it by means of file:/// URLs will run into difficulty in doing so. This is the case even if FSFS is being used as the data store instead of Berkeley DB, due to how file operations are handled by Mac OS X for SMB filesystems.
This blog entry explains how to install Subversion with a patch applied to APR that provides usable support for repositories hosted on an SMB file server. While this will obviously not be as reliable as hosting a repository on a real Subversion server (accessed by svn:// or http:// URLs), it does suffice for situations that involve a limited number of users who occasionally access the repository.
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See these other related blog entries for background information.
Subversion, Mac OS X, and SMB (October 5, 2006)
Responses to APR Patch (January 20, 2007)
More on Subversion, Mac OS X, and SMB (April 22, 2007)
Responses to APR Patch (January 20, 2007)
More on Subversion, Mac OS X, and SMB (April 22, 2007)
Note: The instructions provided here apply to version 1.4.3 of Subversion. Future releases may require an updated patch to support repositories hosted on an SMB filesystem.
Requirements
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Xcode Tools (http://developer.apple.com/tools/xcode/)
Subversion source code (http://subversion.tigris.org)
APR SMB patch (http://www.briandwells.com/main/Files.html)
Subversion source code (http://subversion.tigris.org)
APR SMB patch (http://www.briandwells.com/main/Files.html)
Be sure to download both the Subversion source package and the “dependency package”.
Prepare Source
Copy the downloaded source archives into a folder on the hard drive. For best results, there should not be any spaces in the folder’s name or anywhere else in the path to the folder.
Open the Terminal application, which is located in the /Applications/Utilities folder. Type the following command and then a space, but do not press Return.
Drag the icon for the folder that contains the source archives into the Terminal window. This will automatically enter the folder’s path, with a result similar to the following.
Extract the source archives with the following commands if they are in bz2 format.
If the source archives are in gz format, use these commands instead.
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Change the current working directory to the one containing the extracted source files.
Apply Patch
Copy the downloaded patch file into the same folder where the source archives were placed. Then enter this command in the Terminal to apply the patch.
Build and Install
Enter these two commands to build Subversion and the required libraries with support for SSL encryption when accessing repositories stored on an Apache web server.
Using an administrator account for the computer, install Subversion with this command.
Installation Location
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The Subversion executables are installed to the /usr/local/bin folder. To improve ease of use in the Terminal, that folder can be added to the PATH variable by appending this line of text to the /etc/bashrc file. To do so, open an editor for the file with this command.
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Add the line listed below to the end of the file.
To save the file, press Control-O and then Return. Exit pico by pressing Control-X.