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We will show some more examples later, feel free to add more yourself :)
We will show some more examples later, feel free to add more yourself :)


===svn: Can't recode string===
If you get this error you might change the following variables:
export LC_CTYPE="de_CH.UTF-8"
export LANG="de_CH.UTF-8"
(use <tt>SET</tt> on OS/2 instead of <tt>export</tt>)
instead of de_CH you should choose your correct value like en_US or so. Note that it's in general a '''bad''' idea to use umlauts in filenames and this problem definitely has to do something with such chars in filenames.
==netlabs.org TRAC==
==netlabs.org TRAC==
TRAC is a very nice bugtracking software combined with much more, like a Wiki, a SVN Webinterface and so on. We will write more about TRAC soon, so far you can check the current repositories:
TRAC is a very nice bugtracking software combined with much more, like a Wiki, a SVN Webinterface and so on. We will write more about TRAC soon, so far you can check the current repositories:


* http://svn.netlabs.org
* http://svn.netlabs.org

Revision as of 14:53, 13 September 2005

netlabs.org Subversion repositories

Basic setup

For new projects we provide Subversion repositories instead of CVS as so far. To access that you need a subversion client:

There are also versions for Linux, BSD, Mac & Windows.

The OS/2 version seems to have a bug right now, you have to SET LANG=en_US to get it to work properly at the moment.

Simple checkout

After you installed subversion you can do a checkout of a project like this:

svn co --username <myuser> http://svn.netlabs.org/repos/projectname

Where projectname needs to be replaced by one of our projects for sure :)

More

We will show some more examples later, feel free to add more yourself :)

svn: Can't recode string

If you get this error you might change the following variables:

export LC_CTYPE="de_CH.UTF-8"
export LANG="de_CH.UTF-8"

(use SET on OS/2 instead of export)

instead of de_CH you should choose your correct value like en_US or so. Note that it's in general a bad idea to use umlauts in filenames and this problem definitely has to do something with such chars in filenames.

netlabs.org TRAC

TRAC is a very nice bugtracking software combined with much more, like a Wiki, a SVN Webinterface and so on. We will write more about TRAC soon, so far you can check the current repositories: