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iCIS has its own subversion server. You can use this to create svn repositories and define the group of users that has access to these repositories yourself. In particular this means that you can cooperate with people who do not have a Science account.  
 
iCIS has its own subversion server. You can use this to create svn repositories and define the group of users that has access to these repositories yourself. In particular this means that you can cooperate with people who do not have a Science account.  

Revision as of 20:03, 9 August 2012


iCIS has its own subversion server. You can use this to create svn repositories and define the group of users that has access to these repositories yourself. In particular this means that you can cooperate with people who do not have a Science account.


The server has a nice webdav-based solution with a web front-end which allows you to:

  • Create user accounts  (only at local domain)
  • Create repositories   (only at local domain)
  • Manage access to repositories
  • Browse the repositories and their history using WebSVN

The ICIS Subversion Server is available at:

  https://svn.cs.ru.nl

In order for you to get acquainted with the web front-end, we have set up a sandbox at:

  https://svn.cs.ru.nl:4443

Keep in mind that the sandbox is just meant for you to play around with the features of the web front-end. It is also a place for us to test new features so your repositories will not be safe in such a place :) Furthermore, it is not possible to migrate user accounts or repositories from the sandbox to the real ICIS Subversion Server.

If you have any problems, questions, or suggestions, please contact svn-admin@cs.ru.nl.


Thanks to Bas Lijnse and Thomas van Noort for setting up the Subversion Server.