> Timo Wendt wrote:
>>> There is really not much that can be done against this. The file RA
>>> method was written because it is a relatively simple RA (no
>>> client/server logic involved), and because it provides a very simple
>>> solution to users who want to version data in a single-user,
>>> single-machine scenario.
>>>
>>> For more complex scenarios (multiple users, multiple network
>>> locations), two server applications have been implemented. These can
>>> be configured so that they are the only ones with direct access
>>> to the
>>> repository storage area, so that they can enforce the security
>>> policy
>>> given in the configuration.
>> I understand what you mean. You are right when you say that users
>> can still access the files locally if they have privileges.
>> Is there probably a plan for using a real database system like
>> Oracle or MySQL? This could probably somehow solve the problem.
>
> Timo, you might be interested in the Simon Tatham's writup on how
> he worked around the svn+ssh = direct local file access issue.
> http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/svn.html#S2
Thank you, I will try that out. It sounds excatly like what I need.
>
> -Nathan
>
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