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Creating an account on SouceForge

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First we created accounts and set up a Subversion repository on the \[SourceForge\|http://forge.cornell.edu\] website. If you have a Cornell net-id you can automatically sign up to use Subversion, but you will need to first, add yourself or be added to the AguaClara project on Source Forge, and second change your password before you can use the repository. (Tortoise or Subversion do not let you use your cornell net-id's password to access files for an automatically created account. If you do not have a Cornell net-id you can still create an account.

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Here's How to access our files from the SourceForge repository.

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1. If you signed up, you should have an account on http://forge.cornell.edu if you signed up using your cornell log-in you'll need to change your password. Your net-ID won't work when checkingout/updating/commiting files. The easiest way to do this is to say you forgot your password and follow the directions to change your password.
2. You will need to have a computer with TortoiseSVN. The computers in AguaClara lab (except Aguaclara01) and Carpenter Hall have it installed if you don't want to download it to your own computer. You can download it here: http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.
3. You will need the url of the repository. It is located on the souce code page of the aguaclara project on SourceForge.
4. Create a folder where ever you want (even on a flash drive if you are using the library computers). Give it any name you wish.
5. Right click and go to SVNCheckout. Enter the URL of the repository above. Click Show log. Select 'Head Revision' to check out the latest revision or select 'Show log' to select a past revision number. If you selected 'Show log', enter your username and password when prompted. Click ok. The revision number should have been entered in the text box. If not, enter it yourself. Now Click ok to download the repository. Enter your username and password when prompted. The files should download to your folder.

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