Browsing the Source On-Line
OpenXDAS uses the Subversion VCS services provided by SourceForge.net for version control of the OpenXDAS source code. SourceForge.net provides an SVN repository browser for all projects. Enter the OpenXDAS repository browse URL into your favorite browser to view the source code nicely formatted in HTML.
Anonymous (Read-Only) SVN Access
You'll need to have a Subversion client installed on your work station in order to
check out the source code. Most Linux distributions come with a Subversion package, as
long as you've elected to install the development packages when you installed Linux. If
you're using Windows, you can obtain a Win32 version of the Subversion client from the
Subversion download page.
Once you have a Subversion client, you may use the following command line to check out
the trunk (current development) branch of the code.
$ svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/openxdas/trunk
This command will cause the SVN client to drop the contents of the URL into
a new directory called "trunk", within the current directory. You may target a specific
local directory by adding a target directory parameter to the end of the command line.
For instance, adding a '.' to the end of the command line will target the current
directory.
Developer SVN Access
Project developers may add identity information to the URL to ensure that they get the
repository access rights assigned to them as developers.
$ svn co https://john@svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/openxdas
This command will indicate to subversion that repository writes should be done
using the specified username. The server may ask for a password, if you haven't properly
configured your SSH keys. Please refer to the
approriate SourceForge.net documentation for configuring your SSH public keys
on SourceForge.net.