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Creating Your Own User Repository

For most of these commands to work (except read-access to the readonly repo) you need a SLAC "kerberos ticket".  You can see your tickets with the command "klist". You can get a ticket with the "kinit" command like this:

kinit mySlacAccountName@SLAC.STANFORD.EDU  (the CAPS are required for SLAC.STANFORD.EDU!)

Use the following command to create your own package:

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 svn co https://pswww.slac.stanford.edu/svn/userrepo/<my-new-package-name>/trunk <my-new-package-name>

The above would work on machines around the world if you have a SLAC "kerberos ticket".  You can see your tickets with the command "klist". You can get at ticket on systems with a "kinit" command like this:

kinit mySlacAccountName@SLAC.STANFORD.EDU  (the CAPS are required for SLAC.STANFORD.EDU!)

If you don't have a kerberos ticket, you can get readonly access to the repository (anywhere in the world!) like this:

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