Subversion with a custom port on OS X
Setting up subversion to checkout and over a custom port number is one of those tasks that I do once every six months, and immediately forget, then I waste time a’Googling to find it again.
Open up subversion’s config file
mate /Users/myuser/.subversion/config
Then find the section marked [tunnels], and add a line naming your custom port (replacing ‘1234′ with the port number)
myproject = ssh -p 1234
Then when you checkout your project you replace svn+ssh with svn+myproject
svn checkout svn+myproject://myuser@mydomain.com/home/myuser/data/svn/myproject/trunk .
That’s it!
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2 Comments
Short, clear and very useful! Thank you!
Helped a lot, thanks!