Re: Subversion On Windows Server
Den fre 5 mars 2021 kl 15:11 skrev Uwe Jans : > Hi all, > > searching the web I found "tested on Windows Server 2012, 2008, 2003". > Is there a plan to test Subversion against Windows Server 2019? > > We have been using Subversion for many years, running on Windows Server > 2012 supported by our IT department. > Since Microsoft will stop supporting Windows Server 2012 in 2023, our > systems will be upgraded to Windows Server 2019. > Our IT department refuses to install Subversion as long as there is no > statement about test results under Windows Server 2019. > The Subversion project doesn't provide any binary packages and you will probably get better answers by check with whoever supply the client and/or server that you are using. For example, if you are using VisualSVN Server then you should check with them, if you are using TortoiseSVN then you should check with them. That being said, I'm using Subversion on Windows 2019 and Windows 10 without any problems. Kind regards, Daniel Sahlberg
RE: Subversion for Windows
-Original Message- From: Cooke, Mark [mailto:mark.co...@siemens.com] Sent: Thursday, May 07, 2015 2:16 AM Sorry, I meant to reply to the list but hit the wrong button... -Original Message- From: Novinsky, Stanley J. [mailto:stan.novin...@jhuapl.edu] Sent: 06 May 2015 22:54 Hi, I have a question,,, I Installed Subversion for Windows on a VM and set up a project using TortoiseSVN We need to access the SVN from remote offices vis https What is the process to set up the remote access allowing users to access the project? You will need to setup a front end that can both talk https:\\ and to subversion. I use the Apache httpd server but it can be a pain to learn to configure it all yourself. As you talk about Windows and remote offices you may well be using Active Directory for authentication which can be done with httpd but took me a while to get right. Unless you have the time and desire to learn what is going on under the hood I suggest you look at the pre-packaged offerings from Bitnami, CollabNet or WanDisco (and others) before you spend too much (time or money): * https://bitnami.com/stack/subversion * http://www.collab.net/products/subversion * http://www.wandisco.com/ As already mentioned you can get all the info you need to have a go yourself from the comprehensive subversion book: * http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/index.html ...and the httpd online docs: * http://httpd.apache.org/ Good luck. ~ Mark C -Original Message- From: Novinsky, Stanley J. [mailto:stan.novin...@jhuapl.edu] Sent: 07 May 2015 11:50 Hi Mark, Thanks for the info. I have been doing some research and from what I have read, you are correct about setting up Apache. The below are also options. * ApacheHaus * Apache Lounge I believe they only do httpd binaries? I have not checked recently. * BitNami WAMP Stack They do a specific subversion stack (linked above) * WampServer * XAMPP Not tried these. I also read that Visual SVN can be an option? Yes, and if you are willing to pay they do a commercial version that integrates with AD (I have not tried it, though). It depends on your security requirements... Stan ~ Mark C
Aw: RE: Subversion for Windows
Hi, I also read that Visual SVN can be an option? Yes, and if you are willing to pay they do a commercial version that integrates with AD (I have not tried it, though). It depends on your security requirements... The free version *is* capable of verifying credentials against AD users and groups and as such integrates with it. You just have to enter your AD credentials into whatever SVN client you are using and ensure for safe storage. (tick for common builds like TortoiseSVN GUI and cli). The commercial feature Integrated Windows Authentication relates to a single-signon like automatic re-use of the credentials of the users logged into the machine. Andreas
RE: Subversion for Windows
SubversionEdge from collabnet is a pre-packaged solution that takes most of the effort out of setting up svn + http/https: http://www.collab.net/products/subversion From: Novinsky, Stanley J. [mailto:stan.novin...@jhuapl.edu] Sent: Wednesday, May 06, 2015 5:54 PM To: users@subversion.apache.org Subject: Subversion for Windows Hi, I have a question,,, I Installed Subversion for Windows on a VM and set up a project using TortoiseSVN We need to access the SVN from remote offices vis https What is the process to set up the remote access allowing users to access the project? Thanks Stan
Re: Subversion on Windows web hosting
On Jan 7, 2011, at 00:03, Altaf-Hussain Sayyed wrote: Can I install subversion system on my own web hosting having WINDOWS and IIS. What you can do with your web hosting account is limited by your web hosting provider; if they let you install software, then you can install Subversion. Or maybe they already have Subversion installed for you to use. If they let you use arbitrary network ports, then you can serve a repository with svnserve on port 3690. Subversion cannot be served using IIS; if you want to serve a repository using WebDAV (i.e. the http or https protocol), then you must install the Apache 2 web server; possibly, this could live alongside your existing IIS web server, if you want it to.
