--- Dave Rolsky <autarch@urth.org> wrote:
> But there's not way to "auto-create" a new
> repository. I still have to go
> to the server and do "svnadmin create foo" to make a
> new, separate "foo"
> project repository.
>
> This is not a huge problem, obviously, but it might
> be nice to have way to
> remotely create a new repository. One usage example
> might be one where
> you are hosting Subversion repositories for multiple
> companies/groups of
> developers. Each group of developers gets its own
> "SVN root directory",
> under which they can have multiple projects. Rather
> than give every
> developer a shell account on that one machine, or
> even give every
> developer group an account, it'd be nice to have a
> mechanism to let them
> remotely create a new repository. This is similar
> to the recent
> discussion about creating parent paths when
> importing into an existing
> repository, but a little different.
How will you control who is allowed to create
repositories?
If you want to allow everyone to be able to create
repositories, you might be able to create a user
account for this sole purpose.
Noel
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Received on Wed Oct 16 23:28:27 2002