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From: Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2014@ryandesign.com>
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Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2014 22:59:38 -0500
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To: frank ernest <doark@mail.com>


On Jul 18, 2014, at 1:59 PM, frank ernest wrote:

>> No, you "svnadmin create" your repositories in a central place on =
your server. Then you configure your
>> Subversion server (svnserve or mod_dav_svn) to serve those =
repositories. Then you import code into those=20
>> repositories via the URLs exposed by your Subversion server. This and =
other basics of Subversion should be=20
>> amply described in the SVN Book at http://svnbook.org/
>=20
> Any particular section? I've been reading
> "Version Control with Subversion [DRAFT]
> For Subversion 1.8
> (Compiled from r4501)"
> But have not noticed what you speak of in there.
>=20
> Thanks, again

You should Reply All so that your reply goes to the list too, not just =
to me personally. Sometime (like now) I forget to reply to messages.

It has been years since I have read the book but at the time I found it =
beneficial to read it in order from the beginning.

Chapter 1 defines fundamental Subversion concepts. Chapter 2 describes =
basic usage. Chapter 6 discusses setting up your server. Those all seem =
like they would be applicable.