Access.conf options

[Robert Denton <ro...@headsprout.com>]

I am curious what the access/permissions options are for the users of  
a repository (as opposed to the admin of the repo).

Right now we have an access.conf file that determines who can access  
what but in order to change the permissions for a directory I need to  
go into the file and change it and then restart the svn service so it  
can becaome aware of the new access permissions. This seems unweildy.

What other options for permissions is available? Is there a way that  
a non-admin of the repo can set permissions on their own folders and  
files?  Thanks!


Robert

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Re: Moving SVN to Linux

[Hari Kodungallur <hk...@gmail.com>]

On 5/31/07, marc gonzalez-carnicer <ca...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> points 1 & 2 are easy : just dump your
> repos, and create and load them on
> your new server
>
> can't provide much help on point 3
>
>
> 2007/5/31, Robert Denton <ro...@headsprout.com>:
> > Hi folks,  I am looking for some suggestions for good reading
> > material, tutorials, how-tos, advice, discussions, etc, basically
> > anything that will help me do the following next month:
> >
> > We currently are running subversion 1.3 on a windows server, but I
> > would like to move it to a brand new server running RedHat Ent. with
> > the most recent apache (2.2.4) as well as the most recent stable
> > subversion (1.4.3).  I basically need to migrate the entire
> > repositiry to the new installation and so I would like to read up on
> > the pits and traps involved in the following aspects of the migration:
> >
> > 1. moving from a windows based svn to a linux based svn
> > 2. moving from subversion 1.3 to subversion 1.4
> > 3. running svn 1.4 on apache 2.2.4.
> >
>

About 3. there is a recent discussion thread "Apache 2.2.4 and svn 1.4.3 and
others" that might be of help to you.
http://svn.haxx.se/users/archive-2007-05/1105.shtml

regards,
-Hari

Re: Moving SVN to Linux

[marc gonzalez-carnicer <ca...@gmail.com>]

hi,

points 1 & 2 are easy : just dump your
repos, and create and load them on
your new server

can't provide much help on point 3


2007/5/31, Robert Denton <ro...@headsprout.com>:
> Hi folks,  I am looking for some suggestions for good reading
> material, tutorials, how-tos, advice, discussions, etc, basically
> anything that will help me do the following next month:
>
> We currently are running subversion 1.3 on a windows server, but I
> would like to move it to a brand new server running RedHat Ent. with
> the most recent apache (2.2.4) as well as the most recent stable
> subversion (1.4.3).  I basically need to migrate the entire
> repositiry to the new installation and so I would like to read up on
> the pits and traps involved in the following aspects of the migration:
>
> 1. moving from a windows based svn to a linux based svn
> 2. moving from subversion 1.3 to subversion 1.4
> 3. running svn 1.4 on apache 2.2.4.
>
> All suggestions tips and comments are most appreciated!
>
> Robert
>
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Moving SVN to Linux

[Robert Denton <ro...@headsprout.com>]

Hi folks,  I am looking for some suggestions for good reading  
material, tutorials, how-tos, advice, discussions, etc, basically  
anything that will help me do the following next month:

We currently are running subversion 1.3 on a windows server, but I  
would like to move it to a brand new server running RedHat Ent. with  
the most recent apache (2.2.4) as well as the most recent stable  
subversion (1.4.3).  I basically need to migrate the entire  
repositiry to the new installation and so I would like to read up on  
the pits and traps involved in the following aspects of the migration:

1. moving from a windows based svn to a linux based svn
2. moving from subversion 1.3 to subversion 1.4
3. running svn 1.4 on apache 2.2.4.

All suggestions tips and comments are most appreciated!

Robert

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