Root Directory with svn+ssh

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Hey All,

I'm wondering if it's possible to set a default root directory when using svn+ssh. In other words, have it accessed as if we were to run svnserve with
the -r option (i.e.: svnserve -r /home/svn). For example, this would change "svn list svn+ssh://user@host.com/home/svn/repository" to "svn list
svn+ssh://user@host.com/repository". I've looked around but can't find anything yet. If this is not possible perhaps it would be a handy feature.

Thanks,
Jacob
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Received on Fri Aug 19 02:47:54 2005