graham.coles@the-logic-group.com wrote:
>
> The problem arises when this file's contents are commented out (as per the
> default local config file) in which case subversion just imports a .doc
> file as though no config exists, ignoring the mime type and needs-lock
> property. For some reason, it does NOT apply the settings in
> /etc/subversion/config.
>
> Is this the expected behaviour for subversion when dealing with remote
> clients or is it a bug -- I thought the whole point of the global
> /etc/subversion config settings file was to provide a default handling on
> the server where the options weren’t specified by the client.
>
Graham,
Yes, this is the expected behavior. The two tiered configuration is
invoked on behalf of the client.
The local user config just overrides the /etc/subversion/config if it is
present. There is no server side config that acts on behalf of all
remote client users as you suspect.
-Martin
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Received on Thu Aug 31 18:26:28 2006