And append to the PATH the location of the JDK's bin directory and the compiler, javac. profile file by launching it as:įind out where your Java installation is:Įxport the JAVA_HOME variable such that it points to the installation of the JDK you are using. Go to /Scratch/your-username, then either use emacs (or some other text editor) to make the changes to the. profile file, containing your settings, to export JAVA_HOME and update the PATH to point to your Java installation.
$ export PATH=/Scratch/your-username/subversion/bin:$PATHĮditing your. Next, add the path to the bin directory to the paths already exported:
Now it's created a folder called 'subversion' in your-username, because that's what –prefix told it to do above. Then run the following two commands in the x-term: with-apr-util=/Scratch/your-username/apu/bin/apu-1-config with-apr=/Scratch/your-username/apr/bin/apr-1-config configure -prefix=/Scratch/your-username/subversion Make sure you use the paths to subversion, apr and apr-util that are appropriate for your situation: The following is separated into multi-lines, but type them all on the same line in the x-term separated by spaces. $ tar -xzf /path/to/subversion-1.4.4.tar.gz $ cd /path/to/folder/containing/subversion-1.4.4.tar.gz To install the versioning control system "subversion" (SVN)–the example of SVN version 1.4.4 is covered in the steps below and –type in the Xterm:
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