anks,
Matt
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Matthew Beals
Michigan Technological University
Department of Atmospheric Sciences
1400 Townsend Drive
B019a Fisher Hall
Houghton, MI 49931
mjbe...@mtu.edu
- Original Message -
From: "Daniel Shahaf"
To: "beals...@gmail.com"
Cc: "svn&quo
;-t'. However, when I try to access a common repo (where PATH is left
unadulterated), it serves up the repo just fine. Is the path being passed
encoded somehow? Is there are way to access it?
thanks,
Matt
Matthew Beals
Michigan Technological Univers
Another option is to use mod_perl to build the individual blocks for each
project using some logic. You could have it grab a list of project dies with ls
(if they are in the same parent dir), or use a flat file or SQL database. The
drawback is that you have to reload Apache for changes to take e
e option would be to generate a different (password enabled... of course) key
for each unique user (all logging in with the same SVN user name). Then
revoking SVN access is as simple as removing that user's key from the
authorized_keys list.
s going on outside of its own world. To handle this
issue, I made a wrapper script for svnadmin that parses the input and output
and logs to an SQL database which I then access through Apache to build a
display list of repos (and change logs).
Matt
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Mat
Matt
Matthew Beals
Michigan Technological University
Department of Atmospheric Sciences
1400 Townsend Drive
B019a Fisher Hall
Houghton, MI 49931
mjbe...@mtu.edu
- Original Message -
From: "Andy Canfield"
To: users@subversion.apache.o
I just suffered a fairly major repo corruption problem. Fortunately I had
nightly dumps to restore from as well as an updated working copy of the
affected repos, so the only thing I lost was some file history. Now I'm trying
to figure out what caused the issue and if I can prevent it in the fu
