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Re: Subversion Database Administration Issues

From: Ulrich Eckhardt <eckhardt_at_satorlaser.com>
Date: 2005-07-12 08:43:04 CEST

Pol Llovet wrote:
> Periodically (I haven't been able to find a pattern in it) when
> someone uses tortiose to check out a repository for the first time, it
> will screw up the database, and i have to run svnadmin recover in
> order to make it work again. once that happens, the permissions reset
> and I have to do the chown/chmod shuffle again.

I think you missed the part about setting up different access methods, your
problems are well documented there. However, I'd suggest a different way of
organizing things: use svnserve. Remove all access rights to the
repositories, make them owned by the svnserve user you need to add and make
people use svn:// to access them. Simple setup and you can even give
restricted access (e.g. read only) to some people.

Whatever you do though, you need to read the book on subversion first.

Uli

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