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Creating your repository on the teaching labs at McGill

• You must create your own repository.
• You must never explicitly write or delete files in this repository.
• You must only change working copies of the repository.
• Since we are using a network shared file system, you must use the fsfs style of repository.
• Here is an example command that creates a repository called SVN in the current directory.

  svnadmin create --fs-type fsfs SVN
  

• You should do this on any linux machine. A list of lab machines running linux can be found at: http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/socsinfo/labs/
• You can add subdirectories directly to your repository (for different projects) by using:
  

  svn mkdir svn+ssh://lab9-9.cs.mcgill.ca/home/user/hendren/SVN/cs303
  

  
  or, if you are on a lab machine, the following will do:
  

  svn mkdir file:///home/user/hendren/SVN/cs303
  

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