Creating a read-only mirror of your SVN repository with SVK
Say, you’ve got an SVN for your OpenSource project and would like to mirror it to some remote location that hosts opensource projects (such as SourceForge.net or dev.java.net). I’ll skip the phase of an account and project registration and assume you’ve already got your credentials and SVN repo url. I also assume you are on Debian or Ubuntu and your SVN is up and running under Apache httpd. Read more…
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