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Toma: /* Checking out */

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‎Checking out

Toma: /* Firewall */

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‎Firewall

Toma: /* Firewall */

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‎Firewall

Toma at 20:36, 26 January 2013

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Toma: /* Also of interest */

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‎Also of interest

Toma: /* Linking in subdirectories from other places */

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‎Linking in subdirectories from other places

Toma: /* Further Links */

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‎Further Links

Toma: /* Old Getting_started/Sources/Anonymous SVN Page */

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‎Old Getting_started/Sources/Anonymous SVN Page

Toma: /* Setup Subversion */

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‎Setup Subversion

Toma: /* Checking out trunk using snapshots */

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‎Checking out trunk using snapshots

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 Subversion users currently using ssh access should use protocol svn+ssh while subversion users currently using password access should use protocol https in the following:
-  svn checkout svn+ssh:://username@svn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdeedu
+  svn checkout svn+ssh://username@svn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdeedu
 For checking out kdevelop from extragear you would do:

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 If the tip above didn't help you, and you've realized that the only way to go seems to be with http://anonsvn.kde.org/.. , then you will have to jump through a few hoops to get an svn checkout. Transconnect is a small piece of software that can tunnel all the traffic through your friendly neigbourhood proxy server. Get the transconnect sources from http://transconnect.sourceforge.net/ , compile it, and edit ~/.tconn/tconn.conf to point to your proxy server. Export the LD_PRELOAD variable as per the README from transconnect, and you're set to go.
-=== Firewall ===
+=== Checkout behind a Firewall ===
 If you are behind a firewall and port 22 is blocked, you can do the following if https traffic is allowed:

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     svn ls svn+ssh://yourusername@sshsvn.kde.org/home/kde
 Warning: the hostname sshsvn.kde.org will only work in this particular case. Use svn.kde.org if you are not using the above setup.
 == Also of interest ==

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 If the tip above didn't help you, and you've realized that the only way to go seems to be with http://anonsvn.kde.org/.. , then you will have to jump through a few hoops to get an svn checkout. Transconnect is a small piece of software that can tunnel all the traffic through your friendly neigbourhood proxy server. Get the transconnect sources from http://transconnect.sourceforge.net/ , compile it, and edit ~/.tconn/tconn.conf to point to your proxy server. Export the LD_PRELOAD variable as per the README from transconnect, and you're set to go.
 == Also of interest ==
 * Visit http://websvn.kde.org/ to browse the source code online.
 * anonsvn.kde.org is made up out of multiple servers spread over the world.
 [[Category:Build KDE]]

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 == Also of interest ==
 * Visit http://websvn.kde.org/ to browse the source code online.
-* anonsvn.kde.org is a round robin DNS entry, which will resolve to one out of several anonsvn mirrors. The DNS setup is maintained by [mailto:sysadmin@kde.org the KDE sysadmins]. However, it might be desireable to choose a local mirror explicitely. Some mirrors are listed below, sorted by performance:
+* anonsvn.kde.org is made up out of multiple servers spread over the world.
-** kde.mneisen.org is located near Nuernberg, Germany, maintained by [mailto:martin.eisenhardt@mneisen.org Martin Eisenhardt]
-** www.englishbreakfastnetwork.org also hosts an anonymous SVN mirror, at the University of Nijmegen, Netherlands. Maintained by [mailto:groot@kde.org Adriaan de Groot]
 [[Category:Build KDE]]

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	That is also valid for the <tt>svn log</tt> command.		That is also valid for the <tt>svn log</tt> command.
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−	~~== Linking in subdirectories from other places ==~~
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−	It can happen you would like to include a copy of a subdirectory from another place, but just for convenience, not for developing the code in there. Of course it should be updated automatically whenever the original changes. Subversion can help you. You need to edit the property <tt>svn:external</tt> of the directory the subdirectory should be added to. So for the current directory you use
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−	~~svn propedit svn:externals .~~
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−	~~and then enter lines of the form~~
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−	~~libkhalkhi svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/playground/pim/khalkhi~~
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−	~~Updating will now fetch <tt>/trunk/playground/pim/khalkhi</tt> into the subdirectoy <tt>libkhalkhi</tt>.~~
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−	~~{{warning\|Beware that you cannot commit changes you did to the local copy of the external subdirectory, it is just a readonly copy.}}~~
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−	You use <tt>svn://anonsvn.kde.org</tt> and not another protocol, because <tt>anonsvn.kde.org</tt> is accessible to everyone. Using <tt>https:</tt> or <tt>svn+ssh:</tt> would only work for users of that protocol. There are still some small disadvantage with <tt>anonsvn.kde.org</tt>: It is not always in synchronization with <tt>svn.kde.org</tt>, so updates in the original branch may take a while to appear on <tt>anonsvn.kde.org</tt>. And some strict firewalls are blocking the <tt>svn:</tt> protocol.
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−	A special case in KDE 3 is the subdirectory <tt>admin</tt>, containing the KDE 3 build utilities. It is linked in to the top directory in all modules, and maintained in <tt>/branches/KDE/3.5/kde-common</tt>. For <tt>admin</tt> the KDE subversion server is configured to allow readonly access for everyone, so if you see
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−	~~admin https://svn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/KDE/3.5/kde-common/admin~~
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−	~~there is no need to change this.~~

	=== Checking out specific releases ===		=== Checking out specific releases ===

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 there is no need to change this.
 === Checking out specific releases ===
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 === Checkout from behind a proxy ===
 If the tip above didn't help you, and you've realized that the only way to go seems to be with http://anonsvn.kde.org/.. , then you will have to jump through a few hoops to get an svn checkout. Transconnect is a small piece of software that can tunnel all the traffic through your friendly neigbourhood proxy server. Get the transconnect sources from http://transconnect.sourceforge.net/ , compile it, and edit ~/.tconn/tconn.conf to point to your proxy server. Export the LD_PRELOAD variable as per the README from transconnect, and you're set to go.
 == Also of interest ==

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	*[[Development/Tools/svnmerge.py\|Merge tracking with svnmerge.py]]		*[[Development/Tools/svnmerge.py\|Merge tracking with svnmerge.py]]
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−	~~= Old Getting_started/Sources/Anonymous SVN Page =~~
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−	~~== Anonymous SVN ==~~
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−	~~=== Checkout KDE TRUNK ===~~
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−	~~'''/trunk/''' is where the Qt4-based KDE 4 is being developed. The following is the minimal set of modules you will need to check out to build KDE and KDE software:~~
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−	~~svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdelibs~~
−	~~svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdepimlibs~~
−	~~svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdebase~~
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−	~~You also need to checkout KDESupport:~~
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−	~~svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/kdesupport~~
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−	~~{{tip\|If your firewall doesn't allow access to arbitrary ports, substitute '''svn://anonsvn.kde.org/''' with '''svn://anonsvn4.kde.org:443/''' above.}}~~

	=== Checking out specific releases ===		=== Checking out specific releases ===

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	== Anonymous SVN ==		== Anonymous SVN ==
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−	~~=== Setup Subversion ===~~
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−	First, install the subversion (svn) binary if it isn't already on your computer. Your operating system should have a package for it. Alternatively you can download and compile it yourself via the [http://subversion.tigris.org/project_packages.html svn project download page]. Please read the [[Getting_Started/Sources/Using_Subversion_with_KDE\|KDE Subversion tutorial]] if you are interested in how to use Subversion.

	=== Checkout KDE TRUNK ===		=== Checkout KDE TRUNK ===

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	{{tip\|If your firewall doesn't allow access to arbitrary ports, substitute '''svn://anonsvn.kde.org/''' with '''svn://anonsvn4.kde.org:443/''' above.}}		{{tip\|If your firewall doesn't allow access to arbitrary ports, substitute '''svn://anonsvn.kde.org/''' with '''svn://anonsvn4.kde.org:443/''' above.}}
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−	~~=== Checking out trunk using snapshots ===~~
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−	If you are checking out modules from '''trunk/''' you may be able to save time by using snapshots. Using Subversion trunk snapshots is described at [[../Snapshots\|the Subversion snapshots tutorial page]].

	=== Checking out specific releases ===		=== Checking out specific releases ===