Checking code out with a SSH Key

Before you will be able to get the code via subversion, you will need to have your public key added to the system. Instructions on how to create such a key can be found one the [SSH_Key] page.

Unix Instructions

You can check the code in this repository out by using the following command svn co svn+ssh://svn@kagami.tsukasa.net.au/PROJECT_NAME/trunk PROJECT_NAME

Windows Instructions

These instructions assume you have installed TortoiseSVN and PuTTY.

Seting up PuTTY

Start PuTTY
Set the hostname to kagami.tsukasa.net.au (in the Session tab)
Set the Connection type to ssh (in the Session tab)
Set the Auto-login username to svn (in the Connection->data tab)
Set the Private key for authentication field to the location of the Private key you created on the SSH_Key (in the Connection->SSH->Auth tab)
Set the Saved Sessions field to be PROJECT_NAME (in the Session tab)
Click on Save
Close PuTTY

Checking out the sourcecode

Create an empty folder you want to contain the repositry
Right click on this empty folder and select SVN Checkout
In the URL of repositry field enter:
- svn+ssh://svn@PROJECT_NAME/PROJECT_NAME/trunk/
Click Ok