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How to Use Rails With Subversion 
This assumes that you have already created a subversion repository, and you are just wondering how to setup your rails project.
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Surviving Rails 1.1 With Server Monitoring
Between 9pm and 10pm PST last night, Dreamhost (and reportedly TextDrive) decided to upgrade to Rails 1.1, resulting in mass havoc, confusion, and probably a few tears. Typo isn’t compatible yet, so bloggers all across the Rails-o-sphere cried out in silence.
Personally, I was hoping for such a world-ending event so I could try my new server monitoring tool. It worked! But first….
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Creating a New Rails App with SVN
Here's how I create a new Rails app and start version control using SVN. I keep my repositories in a directory called source and I develop in a directory called rails (under the default sites folder), both in my home directory. For the purposes of this tutorial, I will be creating a new Rails project for development of this site.
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