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Re: Bug? FSFS revision control

From: Branko Čibej <brane_at_xbc.nu>
Date: 2005-01-30 07:39:06 CET

Dassi, Nasser wrote:

>Mr. Parker,
>
>1. A non-hacker can edit the number, and boom... Revisions gone. The
>non-hacker is not determined to overwrite revisions... But hey, sh*t
>happens! :)
>
>
As everyone has been trying to tell you, this can only happen of your
non-hacker user has access to the server's filesystem in general, and
specifically write access to the SVN repository files.

If you allow such access, then of course your non-hacker users can screw
up the repository. Of course, /I/ would fire (and sue) any server
administrator who did that, but that's a personal point of view, of course.

Hmm. Maybe I should point out that Subversion isn't like Visual
SourceSafe, and unlike VSS, Subversion doesn't require that its users
have physical read/write access to the repository files.

-- Brane

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