Re: svn and cron

On Wed, 2006-12-13 at 18:37 -0500, Thomas Harold wrote:

> You might also look into using a no-password SSH keyfile that has
> limited rights to the SVN repository (i.e. it can only read). Plus you
> can restrict the SSH key to only executing the "svnserve -t" command on
> the SVN server.
>
> Which should be fairly secure and low-risk.
>
> (We us something similar to push log files from our web servers to a
> central SVN server. Works well, only transmits the changes and we have
> it set to transmit hourly.)

As someone who deals with about 10 gigs (compressed) of web logs a
month,
I have to wonder why anyone would want to put timestamped lines that
never
change into a revision control repository that won't allow you to
ever delete anything. 'rsync -essh' works if you just need a transport.

-- 
  Les Mikesell
   lesmikesell@gmail.com
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