Re: Viewing the woking copy of a lock

Anton Shepelev wrote: >How can I view the working-copy path with which a >lock is associated, given the information about the >lock from `svnadmin lslocks'? you can't. The server knows nothing about the working copy and its location, only about the user. If you know the working copy, you cou

Re: Viewing the woking copy of a lock

Lorenz to Anton Shepelev: >>How can I view the working-copy path with which a >>lock is associated, given the information about >>the lock from `svnadmin lslocks'? > >you can't. The server knows nothing about the >working copy and its location, only about the user. > >If you know the wor

Nested groups in path based authorization?

Does svn path based authorization support nested groups? group_a = fred,jim group_b = jane,@group_a Best regards David

Re: Viewing the woking copy of a lock

Lorenz wrote on Tue, 20 Aug 2019 09:20 +00:00: > Anton Shepelev wrote: > >How can I view the working-copy path with which a > >lock is associated, given the information about the > >lock from `svnadmin lslocks'? > > you can't. > The server knows nothing about the working copy and its location

Re: Nested groups in path based authorization?

David Aldrich wrote on Tue, 20 Aug 2019 12:29 +00:00: > Does svn path based authorization support nested groups? > > group_a = fred,jim > group_b = jane,@group_a > > Best regards > David [[[ % cat authz [groups] group_a = fred,jim group_b = jane,@group_a [/] * = @group_b = r % svnauthz accesso

Moving WC from one computer to another using tar?

I want to work on a project on a Raspberry Pi computer but this particular one is not networked with the svn server... I do have another RPi on the same network as the svn server so I can check out a WC to that computer via VPN access to the RPi. So I wonder if this would work: 1) Check out proj

Re: Moving WC from one computer to another using tar?

Bo Berglund wrote on Tue, 20 Aug 2019 17:27 +00:00: > So I wonder if this would work: Yes, with two caveats: - The versions of svn on the two RPis must use the same working copy format. All 1.8.0..1.12.x versions use the same working copy format as each other. - Recommend that you look into

Re: Viewing the woking copy of a lock

Daniel Shahaf: > And for future reference, you can have your users lock > files using something along the lines of `svn lock -m > "$(hostname):$(pwd)' to be able to answer your question. > You could even enforce this with a pre-lock hook. Thank you, Daniel. Since the pre-lock hook does not recei