What about adapting ra_svn so that it runs over Windows Named Pipes
(ra_svnnp?) rather than tcp/ip sockets. This should make it work like
SMB/etc. work and if those work on your network then that should too.
I've done a little with named pipes in the past and they seem to be not
that hard to deal with.
Barry Scott wrote:
> Isn't the problem that you need to defeat the network cops? What if you
> run the protocols on the port of a protocol they allow?
>
> For example can you use SSH tunnelling?
>
> Barry
>
> At 27-10-2003 15:42, Kopp David K wrote:
>
>> Hi again,
>>
>> I took a look at the Subversion source code over the weekend. At
>> first glance, if I wanted to hack in an attempt at LAN support, it
>> looks like I should try to add a libsvn_ra_lan directory. My thinking
>> was that I would basically copy the libsvn_ra_local stuff and add
>> code to try to manage some sort of lock file mechanism.
>>
>> Is this the right place to do it, or am I smoking crack again?
>>
>> If this is the correct place to attempt this, how do I tell the rest
>> of Subversion about my new plug-in? And where do I register the URL
>> protocol in the rest of the program? (I was thinking of LAN:)
>>
>> BTW, I know it is better to use either the dav or svnserve protocols,
>> but I can't.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>>
>> David Kopp
>> General Engineer
>> USAMC LOGSA
>> (256) 955 - 9902
>
>
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