You can use a pre-commit hook that will still allow people to check
files out, work with them, but not allow them to commit those files.
That's what we do when we want to do a freeze.
If you want to prevent users from actually checking out the code, use
the svnserve configuration file to completely limit access. Subversion
comes with a hook called commit-access-control.pl that does exactly
what you want.
On 8/8/05, Shib SS <shib_leo@yahoo.co.in> wrote:
> I am running svn server on Fedora3 Linux. I am using
> svn://path and svn+ssh://path to access my repository.
> I want to freeze or lock my source repository so that
> users can't check in any code. I guess i can do that
> by cheanging the setting in svnserve.conf, i.e. change
> auth-access = write to read.
> Now i want only some users to be able to check in,
> while others should not be. How do i achieve this ?
> Is there any other way i can freeze the source
> repository ??
>
> Another query is, my users have shell access to the
> system. I want to control/restrict the use of the
> admin commands, like creating or deleting the
> repository, etc. How can i restrict access so that
> only a superuser can do these ?
>
> Thanks.
>
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