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Re: Is it possbile to check out a single folder?

From: Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman_at_collab.net>
Date: 2004-05-21 04:48:11 CEST

caoqiuliang@crisen.com wrote:

> (1) Is it possible to use Subversion in a way that I don't need to check out
> the entire repository at the first time?

Sure. Just checkout subdirectories as you need them, as individual,
non-nested working copies.

> (2) Is setting the Apache the only way to implement the security model?

Yes, apache and mod_authz_svn is currently the only way to have
per-directory permissions. Chapter 6 explains mod_authz_svn.

> If so, it there any possible problem if I set the permission level to each
> folder (there may be too many folders in the repository) separately for each
> user and in the meanwhile, the permission-level setting need to be changed
> frequently?

No, that is not a problem. HTTP is a stateless protocol. Every time
the client makes a request, the authorization file is parsed. So you
can change the permissions over and over without having to restart apache.

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