tortoise SVN: Copy a SVN bound directory to another repository

Task at hand: Copy a directory from within one SVN repository to another Assumptions: - Tortoise SVN as SVN client - The two SVN repositories - being copied from and being copied to already exist Steps: 1. Right click SVN bound directory that you with to copy. Choose tortoise SVN -> Export. 2. Specify path to an empty folder e.g. "c:\to_add". Click on OK. 3. Now you have the SVN bound directory contents in this new directory "to_add". 4. Right click on "to_add" and choose tortoise svn -> add 5. Specify path to the new repository and location inside it. 6. Right click on "to_add" and choose SVN Commit to make your changes per.......................... READ FULL ARTICLE

How to make SVN remember password

Who is this post for? This post is for anyone who wants a step by step guide to accomplish any of the following Make a SVN client like tortoise svn remember password Make linux server remember your password when logging through putty Tools you need: Putty Puttygen What you need to do: Using putty - login to linux server. change directory to ~/.ssh/ by typing following command cd ~/.ssh Type command ssh-keygen -b 1024 -t dsa and press enter. Do not enter a passphrase. Hit enter when prompted for one. Same for the filename. default filename = id_dsa and id_dsa.pub. id_dsa is the priva.......................... READ FULL ARTICLE