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Re: noob question

From: Joel <rees_at_ddcom.co.jp>
Date: 2005-01-12 02:34:53 CET

> The closest I think one could come is by using something like SVN::Web.
> Like mod_dav_svn it can be given a SVNParentPath, but it by default lists
> the repositories it finds rather than giving an error. It's extremely
> rudimentary
> though - it presumes that any directory under the parent path is a
> repository.

A little thinking out loud --

If you were using apache, it would be fairly easy to design a web page
that would list and link all the repositories being served by an
instance of svn, just as you should be able to serve a (perhaps separate)
webdav url that would expose your top directory.

When I think carefully about this, it seems fairly obvious to me that
there are security issues in this. But I'm thinking httpd.conf could be
used to (carefully) design a url/webpage/webdav share that implements
whatever security policy has been agreed to.

How far out in left field am I here? 

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Joel Rees   <rees@ddcom.co.jp>
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