Jan Erik Moström wrote:
> I'm setting up a couple of repositories for my own personal use, since
> I'm going to have some personal documents on those I would like to
> keep them reasonable secure.
>
> The repositories are going to live on a linux server in my home and
> I'm going to access the repositories from a limited number of
> computers ... all with static IP addresses.
>
> Previously I've just used svnserve (for other stuff) since it's was
> easy to set up. But now I don't know if it's a good solution, so I
> would be very interested in some advice if I should use:
>
> + svnserve
> + apache
> + svn+ssh
>
> Note: that I'm probably the only one who is ever going to access these
> repositories.
>
>
You are looking for
- An encrypted parition with the svn repository on it (best with "fsfs"
repository in that case
I would guess - anyone have experience?)
- "snvserve + SSH", which is very easy to set up and very secure as long
as your SSH
client machine has not been compromised.
It's similar to "apache+SSL+WebDAV/DeltaV" but easier to configure,
and you evade the
potential trouble of a misconfigured Apache.
- And the usual stuff for securing your system: packetfilter, restricted
users, tripwire .. the works.
Best regards,
-- David
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Received on Mon Jan 8 00:56:45 2007