Subversion 1.7.2 (x86)

Subversion 1.7.2

• Description:
  

  Subversion is an open source version control system. See here for a detailed feature list.

 

• Requirements: RAIDiator 4.2.x

 

• Platform: Intel

 

• Current Version: Subversion 1.7.2 v0.5.1

 

• Changes
  
  
  • 1.7.2-rnx86-0.5.1:
    - Updated to new Subversion release 1.7.2. For detailed changes see the changelog
    - Added feature to set access levels for the repositories from within Frontview (see below)
  
  
  • 1.6.11-readypro-1.0.0:
    - Too many to list here. See the changelog for details.
  
  
  • 1.6.6-readypro-1.0.2:
    - Bugfix: Somehow the Perl handler got removed from the previous release. Thus it wasn't possible to remove the addon after installation. ;)
  
  
  • 1.6.6-readypro-1.0.1:
    - Upgraded to the latest revision of the Subversion tools
  
  
  • 0.9.3:
    - Added support files for the libneon library. These seem to be missing on some installations (Pioneer Edition?)

 

• Details:
  
  
  • This addon adds the complete Subversion toolset to your ReadyNAS Pro/NVX/2100/3200. Also, the special directory /opt/subversion will be created which is the designated place to create repositories in.
  
  
  • You can access the repositories via the HTTP/HTTPS protocol set as well as the svn+ssh:// protocol. Note that the pure svn:// access method is not supported.
  
  
  • New in 1.7.2-rnx86-0.5.1: You can now set the access levels to your repositories from within Frontview.
  
  
  • The easiest way to create new reositories is to use the WebSVN Addon
  
  
  • To create repositories from the command line, please use the following commands for fsfs-type repositories to ensure that web access is possible later on:
    

    svnadmin create /opt/subversion/<name of your repository>
    chown -R admin:admin /opt/subversion/*

  
  
  • For BDB-type repositories, these commands are enough:
    

    svnadmin create /opt/subversion/<name of your repository> --fs-type bdb
    chown -R admin:admin /opt/subversion/*

  
  
  • To enable access to the repositories via svn+ssh:, you'll have to install at least the EnableRootSSH addon to grant access for the root user. If you want to give all accounts defined on your ReadyNAS access to the repositories via svn+ssh:// please use the EnableUserSSH addon, too. Note that none of these steps is neccessary if you want to access the repositories via HTTP/HTTPS only.