Setting up file repository (WebDAVS SVN)
There are several ways to gain access to your file repository:
1) From any operation system with SVN client
Set up Subversion on your computer, and you can do any operation using the command-line interface.
Examples:
To import files to the repository:
svn import {path to directory to be imported} https://webshare.iptp.net/svn/{name of your repository}
To create a local copy of the repository:
svn checkout https://webshare.iptp.net/svn/{name of your repository}
To commit changes into the repository, provided you are under the root user of the local copy:
svn commit -m "{comment about changes}"
2) From Microsoft Windows with a WebFolder
Open the Network Neighborhood Folder and create a new WebFolder with the path:
https://webshare.iptp.net/svn/{name of your repository}
3) From Linux/Unix in Gnome Desktop with Nautilus
Open Nautilus and in “Menu” select Fail option Connect Server. In a new window, select the Service Type Secure WebDAV (HTTPS) and with server webshare.iptp.net, enter in the field “Folder” /svn/{name of your repository}, and enter in the field “User” your username.
4) Read-only access from any computer with an Internet Browser
Open the following path in your Internet Browser for read-only access of your repository
https://webshare.iptp.net/svn/{name of your repository}