Check for existence of your parent path (see List of related files/directories) directory or contact system administrator otherwise.
Then,
$ svnadmin create /var/svn/$LOGIN/new_repo
<samp>-test
yes, this were a test...
yep, a tab and many spaces
<samp>-test
yes, this were a test...
yep, a tab and many spaces
<span>-test
yes, this were a test...
yep, a tab and many spaces
<code>-test
yes, this were a test...
yep, a tab and many spaces
will create new_repo svn repository. Who'd thought that?! :)))
<pre>-test yes, this were a test... yep, a tab and many spaces
<p class="command">-test yes, this were a test... yep, a tab and many spaces
First, to get things work, all files in /pathto/repo/reponame files must be owned by USER and be in the group apache.
Second, they have to be writable by group to allow web server writes.
So,
$ chown -R .apache /var/svn/$LOGIN/new_repo
$ chmod -R g+w,o-rwx /var/svn/$LOGIN/new_repo
will do all you need... :)
NOTE: No OTHER files or directories is allowed in the parent path!
That is, there must reside ONLY svnadmin-created directories under /var/svn/$LOGIN/ !