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All of these steps assume you put the repository in ~/svn so modify as needed!

* update your local copy (important! If this doesn't work, it means the old server has been taken off-line)
<pre>
cd ~/svn
svn update
</pre>
* switch the repository location to the new server
<pre>
svn switch --relocate https://wwmm.ch.cam.ac.uk/svn2/groups/wales https://svn.ch.cam.ac.uk/svn/wales/groups/wales
</pre>
You will then be asked to accept the security certificate of the new server - so enter '''p''' to accept it permanently, and then enter your AD/Admitto password. As this is a new server, you will need to login once from each machine you use. The password you need to use now is your Active Directory (AD - used for the VPN etc) or Admitto password. If you don't have one or have lost/forgotten it - there is more information [http://www-co.ch.cam.ac.uk/facilities/ad/ here].

* update your SVN variables in .bashrc
<pre>
vi ~/.bashrc
</pre>
Find the ''export SVN'' line and modify the URL to ''https://svn.ch.cam.ac.uk/svn/wales/groups/wales''. You will also need to change the ''export MYSVN'' line to ''https://svn.ch.cam.ac.uk/svn/USER'' where ''USER'' is your user name used to log into the repository. If you do use your personal SVN account, you will need to run a similar ''svn switch''' command that that above. Once you're done, you need to export those variables:
<pre>
source ~/.bashrc
</pre>
* log into the new repository to make sure it's working
<pre>
svn ls $SVN/trunk
</pre>
If the ''ls'' works, that should be it :)

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