Multi-repositories listing

[ISIT - Service Technique <is...@isit.fr>]

Hello,

 I'm a new user of subversion and I really enjoy to find such a tool for
free.
I browse a lot through different forums and mailing-list to find a solution
to my "personal" problem but I do not find the feature in SVN.

 I have a lot of repositories to manage ( for some internal reasons we can't
use only one repository). I'm using SVNservice (internal Server) which is
working fine with Tortoise. Each repository contains a lot of projects.

Unfortunately, it is quite difficult for a user which search/add a project
to remind the complete list of repositories available and select the right
one.
My problem is that it is no way to have the list of repositories registered
by the server.

 I don't know if this request was already done but it would be great to have
a svn command that would list all the repositories available. In this case,
the user would be able to select the repository he wants to browse...

 Am I clear enough ?
I don't know if it is a software modification request so I put it here.
Please move it to the right mailing-list if necessary

Regards
Franck

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Re: Multi-repositories listing

[Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>]

On Aug 6, 2007, at 09:36, ISIT - Service Technique wrote:

>  I have a lot of repositories to manage ( for some internal reasons  
> we can't
> use only one repository). I'm using SVNservice (internal Server)  
> which is
> working fine with Tortoise. Each repository contains a lot of  
> projects.
>
> Unfortunately, it is quite difficult for a user which search/add a  
> project
> to remind the complete list of repositories available and select  
> the right
> one.
> My problem is that it is no way to have the list of repositories  
> registered
> by the server.
>
>  I don't know if this request was already done but it would be  
> great to have
> a svn command that would list all the repositories available. In  
> this case,
> the user would be able to select the repository he wants to browse...

The only way to currently get a list of repositories is to have all  
the repositories in a single directory on the server like /var/svn,  
to serve the repositories using Apache 2 using the directive  
"SVNParentPath /var/svn", to turn on the listing of repositories with  
the directive "SVNListParentPath on", and to view the root URL in a  
web browser. Even with all this, there is no way to view the list of  
repositories in an SVN client like the svn command or TortoiseSVN.  
The only way to view it is in a web browser.


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