But when you created the repositories, you had to go in and manually
replace the hooks directory with a symlink, correct? What I'd really
like is the ability to have some/most of the standard directories
automatically pointing to a central location, but it doesn't look like
such an option exists.
Luckily, once all of our projects are set up in subversion, creating new
repositories will be a rare occurrence--but during the migration phase
(which I expect will take several months, at least), I'm expecting to be
creating repositories on a fairly regular basis, and I'd like for it to
be as easy (and un-error-prone) as possible--ideally, one call to
svnadmin create, with appropriate arguments, rather than svnadmin create
followed by multiple rm's and ln's.
Ah, well, if I must, I must, right?
-----Original Message-----
From: Marc Sherman [mailto:msherman@projectile.ca]
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 3:47 PM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: Svnadmin create --config-dir
Gale, David wrote:
>
> Is it possible to have a central config directory for all my
> repositories? I'd like to have a separate repository for each project
> (or group of closely related projects), but all the config data is the
> same for each project. I know I can set up a central password file,
> but I'd also like to have a central snserve.conf file.
I've got the hooks subdir for all my production repositories symlinked
to a common directory. I'd imagine the same thing would work for conf,
as well.
- Marc
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