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Is it possible to automate the process? I don't want to go to svn to create the folders. I want to create them from Unix and later put my scripts and commit them directly from Unix?
Is this possible? I know about the commit process we have svn commit .
I'm very new to these things, so any help is greatly appreciated.
Yes you can do it from command line also
To create
svnadmin create ~/myrepository
To add
svn add PATH...
To commit
svn commit -m "added tuti."
Reference
http://www.civicactions.com/blog/2010/may/25/how_set_svn_repository_7_simple_steps
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I have installed Composer and Symfony with cmd, but the cmd force me to install in C:/users/anthony. The problem ? %y wamp is in C/wamp64/www :')
What is the best thing to do now?
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Open cmd and use the command cd C:/wamp64/www. It will bring you to that location.
After it, use composer install.
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I'm trying to move directory to another directory.
But I can't only change include directory which includes header files for database in C programming.
First, I typed "mv include /usr/include" in terminal so that change directory.
Then Error message shows up which says "rename mysql.h to usr/include Operation not permitted".
I want it for #include .
Could you please help me to find solution?
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Don't try to move your include files to the system include directory - it's read only.
Instead, use the command line -I argument to force the compiler to check your directories as well as the system ones e.g.
cc -I/path/to/my/sql/includes mycprogram.c
You'll probably find you also need to use the -L and -l switches at some point soon.
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Please help me, thank you!
you can see the detail in the image.
You are working on an external drive (e.g USB key), I guess as the path start with /media. Some Linux systems prevent any executable to be run from external drives.
Try to change your build directory to a directory on your internal HDD.
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I am creating a .env file on UNIX server.
Please recommend me what mandatory things should be added into it.
You don't have to create .env file unless there is a specific need for it. The best contents for this file, in fine Zen tradition, would be no contents and no file.
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I'm trying to get some code off of google code and the message given is:
Non-members may check out a read-only working copy anonymously over
HTTP.
svn checkout http://ims-dev.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ims-dev-read-only
How would I "copy anonymously over HTTP"? If it matters, I have a Mac.
-Eric
As noted in the comments, you'll find plenty of ways to install Subversion here. After that, just run the given command in the terminal:
svn checkout http://ims-dev.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ims-dev-read-only