Install SVN client on SuSE)

Several SUSE programs have been used recently. SVN should be installed.

Even worse, these machines are all accessed through ssh and cannot connect to the Internet.

It seems difficult, unlike sudo apt-get install subversion in ubuntu.

All the information on the Internet is about how to install svnserve. In fact, server is not required at all.

I checked a lot of methods and found that there was a CollabNet Subversion, but it was too big. I had to install JDK.

Since JDK is to be installed, just install jsvn !! Jsvn also called svnkit,: http://svnkit.com/download.php

Installed below

1. Download and install jdk, see: http://www.blogjava.net/edsonjava/archive/2007/05/17/118119.html

2. Download svnkit in zip Format: http://svnkit.com/download.php.

3. unzip: unzip XXX.zip. My unzip directory is/home/my_username/svnkit-1.3.7

4. Configure environment variables:

First, execute it in the command line (temporarily effective, and the next login disappears)

Export SVNKIT_BASEDIR =/home/my_username/svnkit-1.3.7
Export SVNKIT_LIB = $ SVNKIT_BASEDIR/lib
Export PATH = $ SVNKIT_BASEDIR/bin: $ PATH

To make it automatically configured at the next startup, you also need to edit/etc/profile. The method for editing is similar to that for configuring JDK environment variables.

Add the above three lines at the end of/etc/profile, and save them.

5. Use jsvn

The method is simple, almost the same as svn.

So it's good to be cross-platform.