On May 30, 2006, at 06:07, Sinang, Danny wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We'll be having lots of SVN repositories for articles soon.
>
> I'm thinking of grouping these repositories into subdirectories to
> avoid cluttering /svn and hitting a maximum number of subdirectories.
>
> An article is named as ABC12345, XYZ12345, and so on. The grouping
> I'm thinking of is like this :
>
> /svn
> /ABC
> /ABC12345
> /ABC23456
> /ABC34567
> /XYZ
> /XYZ12345
> /XYZ23456
> /XYZ34567
>
> ...
>
> I configured Apache to use /svn as the SVNParentPath.
>
> Access to the repositories worked all article repositories were
> directly under /svn.
>
> But now that they're under /ABC or /XYZ, I can't access XYZ12345 by
> using the URL http://server/svn/XYZ/XYZ12345 .
>
> Is there a workaround for this ?
>
Yes: fewer repositories.
Do the "ABC" repositories really have different users? Do they need
access restrictions that you couldn't express in an authz file? Why
not simply host them all in a single repository with the name "ABC"?
// ben
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Received on Tue May 30 06:21:23 2006