Recovering history after misconfiguring svnserve "anon-access = none"
From: Edward Ned Harvey <edward.harvey_at_patni.com>
Date: Sat, 16 May 2009 10:54:22 -0400
Until today, I neglected to put the "anon-access = none" in the svnserve.conf file. However, I did have [/] @mygroup = rw in the authz file, so all of my previous access to the repository did require authentication.
While working on this during the last couple of days, I configured apache and svnserve to both serve the same repository, so I can simply toggle them on/off one at a time.
When I access the repository via http:// , everything works fine. And I can see the complete "log" history, including the usernames and comments for all the past commits.
So my question is ... How can I repair my repository, to make the log history accessible via svnserve? I would prefer to disable http and just run svnserve. But for now, apache is the only thing working right, so I've got to stick with http:// until I figure this out.
Thanks for your help, and FWIW I'm running the latest Collabnet subversion for windows.
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