====== SVN ======
===== Create Server Repository =====

Once SVN is installed on the server execute the following.

<code bash>
$ cd /path/to/svn/repos
$ svnadmin create repositoryname
</code>

Change the owner of the repository directory and files.

<code bash>
$ chown -R www-data:subversion repositoryname
</code>

Initialize the repository with the basic directory structure. For this I use a shell script ''svninit'' that I created and put in ''/usr/bin'' with the other SVN tools.

<code bash>
#!/bin/bash
url=http://localhost/svn
svn mkdir $url/$1/trunk $url/$1/branches $url/$1/tags -m "New project $1" --parents
</code>

Update the ''url'' to point to your SVN installation.

Run the command like this:

<code bash>
$ svninit repositoryname
</code>

On the client, check out the new repository. I use TortoiseSVN so I created the directory, right click and select "SVN Checkout...". Select the repository "http://host/svn/repositoryname".