On Jan 27, 2006, at 18:22, Graham Reed wrote:
> What you can do if you REALLY want to have each repository accessed
> by a different user is run multiple Apache servers on different
> ports, each serving a single repository. Then you use a single
> server on the default port, generating redirects to the other servers.
>
> But this will play havok with the URLs in copies and things like
> that, I believe. I haven't checked to see if the copy command
> checks the URLs for redirections first.
SVNParentPath seemed to be the only way to write a single block in
the Apache configuration file that affected multiple repositories. So
I had done it that way. Then I had wanted to use mod_rewrite rules to
fix up the URLs so that at least on the surface it looked like the
repositories were still in each user's space (example.org/~rschmidt/
svn and so on). This definitely didn't work; Subversion kept throwing
obscure errors. I don't remember them exactly but you should be able
to reproduce it if you want to. It sure felt like a Subversion bug to
me but at that point I just gave up and lived with the crummier URLs.
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Received on Fri Jan 27 18:39:58 2006