Issue
Previously I was using SVN which someone else installed on a Windows server, and we had Collabnet Subversion Edge to visually create, traverse and manage repositories, as well as create users, manage my user account, etc. from a web browser. In addition to this, I was actually working day-to-day using Tortoise SVN.
Now I'm trying to install SVN on a new Linux server (RHEL 5). I have finished the installation and I created a test repository:
svnadmin create /var/www/svn/test
And the test repository now looks like this on the server:
conf/
db/
format
hooks/
locks/
README.txt
What do I now need to do to create the standard branches/tags/trunk structure? I tried manually creating those directories using mkdir on the server but if I try to check out on my machine using Tortoise, I just get a hidden .svn directory and nothing else.
What am I missing or doing wrong?
Ultimately, I'd like to know if there is a visual interface like Collabnet's Subversion Edge which I can install and use on top of the Subversion which I've already installed? Edit: Okay, I found the Linux versions, I will attempt to install with my limited knowledge.
Solution
Okay, I have a better understanding now. I used TortoiseSVN import to import a trunk/tags/branches directory structure into the repo.
Answered By - BadHorsie