Use command line with svn and grep.

svn status | grep "^\?" | awk '{print $2}' | xargs svn add

Original SVN brief.

Plus check out this handy SVN cheatsheet.

apt-get install trac
apt-get install python-mysqldb

Now once I’ll assume you’ve set up an svn repostitory in /home/svn/myproject.

trac-admin /home/trac/myproject initenv #fill in details here assume project name is myproject
htdigest -c /home/trac/myproject.passwd myproject.com my_username
trac-admin /home/trac/myproject permission add my_username TRAC_ADMIN
chown -R www-data /home/trac/myproject
sudo -u www-data tracd -d -p 3110 --auth=myproject,/home/trac/myproject.passwd,myproject.com /home/trac/myproject

Now you have a tracd server daemonized.

Now add an nginx conf file in your nginx conf directory:

 upstream live_trachosts_com {
          server  127.0.0.1:3110;
  }

  server {
          listen          80;
          server_name     myproject.com;
          location / {
                rewrite ^/$ /myproject last;
                  proxy_pass      http://live_trachosts_com;
          }

  }

Now restart/reload Nginx.

Warning: Before you use this command make sure you have changed to the correct directory where you want to apply this. example:

cd /mysvn/path/iwant/to/delete/svn/folders

find -name "\.svn" -exec rm -rf {} \;

svnserve -d –listen-port=5555 -r /home/svn/dir

svn import /home/myfiles/source file:///home/svn/myrepository -m “initial import”

The first directory after ‘import’ are where all your code are. file:/// is where the repository will be located.

Here is a handy tutorial.

Starting an svnserve daemon:

svnserve -d –listen-port=xxxx -r /home/svn/repository

Now test it out with a list:

svn ls svn://yy.yyy.yy.yy:xxxx
(where yy is your ip address xx is your port.)