On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 06:46:15PM +0100, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
> Op donderdag 20 jan 2011 16:57 CET schreef Stefan Sperling:
>
> # default options for the svnserve process
> # it is recommended to provide only readonly access to your data.
> # there is no authentication p
Op donderdag 20 jan 2011 16:57 CET schreef Stefan Sperling:
# default options for the svnserve process
# it is recommended to provide only readonly access to your data.
# there is no authentication possible, everyone can read and write at
will
# read the subve
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 04:44:59PM +0100, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
> Op donderdag 20 jan 2011 15:40 CET schreef Johan Corveleyn:
>
> >> One question remains (again not very important, because I am the only
> >> working on it at the moment, but when it expands, I should know what I
> >> am doing). Wh
Op donderdag 20 jan 2011 15:40 CET schreef Johan Corveleyn:
>> One question remains (again not very important, because I am the only
>> working on it at the moment, but when it expands, I should know what I
>> am doing). What is mend with:
>> # default options for the svnserve process
>> # i
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 1:31 PM, Cecil Westerhof
wrote:
> Op woensdag 19 jan 2011 09:40 CET schreef shriniva...@collab.net:
>
>
>>> SVNSERVE_OPTIONS="-d -r /srv/svn/repos"
>>>
>>> But this means that I can only make changes on the system svnserve is
>>> running on. Is there a safe way to have the
Op woensdag 19 jan 2011 09:40 CET schreef shriniva...@collab.net:
>> SVNSERVE_OPTIONS="-d -r /srv/svn/repos"
>>
>> But this means that I can only make changes on the system svnserve is
>> running on. Is there a safe way to have the possibility to change the
>> files on 'all' systems?
>>
>
> We ca
SVNSERVE_OPTIONS="-d -r /srv/svn/repos"
But this means that I can only make changes on the system svnserve is
running on. Is there a safe way to have the possibility to change the
files on 'all' systems?
We can commit files to the svn server. i.e where svnserve is running.
Please explai
