On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 2:58 PM, Y. Joseph Zhang <yjzh...@vims.edu> 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 (for all activities like update, ci ...), as a way to > monitor svn activity. So my question is: is there a command that can > display the history of locations of activity? > 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. I would recommend using a tool like Splunk for this. This makes it really easy to build some cool reports about who is using the repository the most and it has built in ability to provide geographic reports based on the logged IP addresses of the requests. -- Thanks Mark Phippard http://markphip.blogspot.com/
