SVN
From NSAC @ Stony Brook
SVN is a versioning system to manage changes to documents, source code etc and allow collaborative editing. It is a lot like CVS but generally simpler to use & maintain.
You need an SSH account to access the subversion repository.
Then, you can check out the SVN repository: svn checkout svn+ssh://130.245.149.7/var/svn/repos/crypto
After the initial checkout, svn commit, svn update, etc work just like with cvs.
See [1] for a SVN tutorial
Windows client: [2]
Updating to the new repository
On Aug 19, 2008 we moved from crypto.cs.sunysb.edu to 130.245.149.7
To update your working copies (preserving your changes that have not been checked in yet), change to the TOP of your copy and run:
svn switch --relocate OLDURL NEWURL
To determine OLDURL, you can run 'svn info' and look for URL=
The NEWURL is the OLDURL, but replacing crypto.cs.sunysb.edu with 130.245.149.7
I.e, the new url is svn+ssh://130.245.149.7/var/svn/repos/crypto