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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by David Perkins <ti...@gmail.com> on 2007/02/26 22:27:52 UTC
SVN 1-Click Setup and multiple respositories
Hello
I've used svn 1-Click Set-up to install svnserve and run it as a service
on my Windows server. When I access the repository using TortoiseSVN
I just give it my servers IP address and I get access to the
repository.
Q. What would I need to change so that svnserve can see and serve
multiple repositories on the server?
TIA
David
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Re: SVN 1-Click Setup and multiple respositories
Posted by David Perkins <ti...@gmail.com>.
> > Q. What would I need to change so that svnserve can see and serve
> > multiple repositories on the server?
>
> 'svnserve' doesn't serve a repository but it serves a path. If you direct it
> to a path that contains several repositories you can access them all.
Thanks. How would I do that, just use the svnserve -r and then
restart the service?
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Re: SVN 1-Click Setup and multiple respositories
Posted by Jeff Smith <js...@robotronics.com>.
On Tuesday 27 February 2007 16:15, David Perkins wrote:
> If I have one repository at e:\repo1 I thought I'd be able to add
> another one at e:\repo2 and configure who can access it by setting
> the svnserve.conf file located in each repository. Is that not the
> case?
Close, maybe possible, but I think not good idea to have your common
parent directory as root.
Here is my line in svnserve.conf which points to my collection of
repositories. That path is only where I put repositories. If it was
"-r /" then it would include every single file on my system!
SVNSERVE_OPTIONS="-d --listen-host=localhost -r /var/repos"
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Re: SVN 1-Click Setup and multiple respositories
Posted by David Perkins <ti...@gmail.com>.
> > Thanks. How would I do that, just use the svnserve -r and then
> > restart the service?
>
> For example in my system I have multiple repositories in "/var/repos":
> /var/repos/robo
> /var/repos/js
>
> So "robo" and "js" are two repositories. As long as I am configured to
> access "svn://localhost/robo", I can also get "svn://localhost/js"
If I have one repository at e:\repo1 I thought I'd be able to add
another one at e:\repo2 and configure who can access it by setting the
svnserve.conf file located in each repository. Is that not the case?
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Re: SVN 1-Click Setup and multiple respositories
Posted by Jeff Smith <js...@robotronics.com>.
On Tuesday 27 February 2007 11:00, David Perkins wrote:
> > > Q. What would I need to change so that svnserve can see and
> > > serve multiple repositories on the server?
> >
> > 'svnserve' doesn't serve a repository but it serves a path. If
> > you direct it to a path that contains several repositories you
> > can access them all.
>
> Thanks. How would I do that, just use the svnserve -r and then
> restart the service?
For example in my system I have multiple repositories in "/var/repos":
/var/repos/robo
/var/repos/js
So "robo" and "js" are two repositories. As long as I am configured to
access "svn://localhost/robo", I can also get "svn://localhost/js"
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Re: SVN 1-Click Setup and multiple respositories
Posted by Ulrich Eckhardt <ec...@satorlaser.com>.
On Monday 26 February 2007 23:27, David Perkins wrote:
> I've used svn 1-Click Set-up to install svnserve and run it as a service
> on my Windows server. When I access the repository using TortoiseSVN
> I just give it my servers IP address and I get access to the
> repository.
>
> Q. What would I need to change so that svnserve can see and serve
> multiple repositories on the server?
'svnserve' doesn't serve a repository but it serves a path. If you direct it
to a path that contains several repositories you can access them all.
Uli
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