Ben Collins-Sussman-3 wrote:
>
> On 8/17/07, jlm699 <jmatthews@railpower.com> wrote:
>>
>> I've been searching for over an hour and cannot come up with an answer,
>> and
>> as I have no direct way of testing immediately I was hoping somebody here
>> knew the answer to my query...
>> When using pysvn, I know that it is possible to do a client.Checkout()
>> from
>> say 'http://some.site.com/etc' as long as it's a valid subversion
>> repository, but I'm curious as to whether or not you could simply
>> checkout a
>> repository from an ftp:// URL.
>
> No, you can't, because there's no subversion server out there that
> speaks ftp. There's apache (which speaks http://) and svnserve (which
> speaks a homemade protocol, svn://).
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Thank you for such a prompt answer! Now another question.
Would there be any forseeable problem with hosting a subversion repository
on a server (to access via http:// URL) and also having an ftp server
running for an entirely different and unassociated purpose? However they
would need to be accessed simultaneously. The ftp would just be a means to
store certain files from users outside of an internal network.
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