;s mistakes but nothing can save you from this.
Back to my original question - shouldn't ".svn" administrative
directories be inaccessible by "others"? Just like OpenSSH requires that
its per-user config directory ~/.ssh is writable only by its owner and
nobody else.
Cheers.
--Iva
R_OS_DEFAULT, pool);
+ /* Protect the administrative subdir from being accessible by
"others". */
+ return svn_io_dir_make_hidden(path, (APR_OS_DEFAULT & ~(APR_WEXECUTE
| APR_WWRITE | APR_WREAD)), pool);
}
Please let me know what you think. Should I direct this to the "dev"
mailing list? Thanks.
Best regards,
Ivan Zahariev
