Personally, I prefer to keep the security and the functionality
elements separate. What about a good 'ole VPN connection? VPN in to
your home network, then use regular svnserve for access. That way,
the server is never exposed. Of course, I'm assuming that you can
setup the VPN end points... :-(
--Tim
On Jan 7, 2007, at 3:41 PM, 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.
>
> jem
>
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