On 8/1/14 12:26 PM, Mark Phippard wrote:
> If you want to know who is accessing your SVN repository you need to be using
> the Apache server option and then you need to mine the Apache access logs for
> this information.
A bit more of a pointer here but there is the high-level logging feature of
m
On 8/1/14 12:05 AM, Pflästerer, Karl wrote:
> Because <> are not allowed under Windows in filenames svn could not create
> the file. But they also couldn’t cleanup the WC.
> The working copy was completely broken (für svn) and they had to checkout
> everything new.
It'd be helpful if you could pos
On 7/31/14 6:51 AM, OBones wrote:
> Well, browsing through history, I found out that the svn:special property with
> value * was added to the file at the same time that its content changed from
> 20M to 79K which appear to be the exact beginning of the original file.
> I'm not sure how this happene
On Fri, Aug 01, 2014 at 03:17:06PM -0400, Myron A. Semack wrote:
> I have an FSFS repository that is backed up nightly with svnadmin hotcopy
> --incremental. It has just crossed the 8 revisions mark, and it has
> never been packed. I would like to run svnadmin pack on this repo.
>
>
>
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On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 2:58 PM, Y. Joseph Zhang wrote:
> We've been using svn for many years now among a small group of people
> who have access to our central repository of which I'm the administrator.
> I'd like to know when and where (geographic locations) other account
> holders used svn (f
Hi users of svn:
We've been using svn for many years now among a small group of people who have
access to our central repository of which I'm the administrator. I'd like to
know when and where (geographic locations) other account holders used svn (for
all activities like update, ci ...), as a
I have an FSFS repository that is backed up nightly with svnadmin hotcopy
--incremental. It has just crossed the 8 revisions mark, and it has never
been packed. I would like to run svnadmin pack on this repo.
After I run svandmin pack, will the incremental hotcopy still work? Will the
On Aug 1, 2014, at 2:05 AM, Pflästerer, Karl wrote:
>
> I created a file with the name http<->https.conf and committed it under
> MacOS. No prolem at all.
> I could checkout the file on out Linux servers.
>
> But most of my colleagues use Windows. As they tried to update their
> working copies
Hi,
I created a file with the name http<->https.conf and committed it under
MacOS. No prolem at all.
I could checkout the file on out Linux servers.
But most of my colleagues use Windows. As they tried to update their
working copies everything stopped.
Because <> are not allowed under Windows i
