>
> Aother issue is that you can be denied access to the source. If an
> untrusted person has root access, that person can simply destroy your
> repository, encrypted or not. That's the point that some others
> have made
> about root access. The attacker would not have your source, but you
> wouldn't
> either.
I'm ok with that, as long as no one else can get to it. The
intellectual "secrets" are more important than giving it up. It
would only set me back a couple of months to recreate the source, vs
giving it to someone openly. And again, again, again, I couldn't
care less about root. If SVN encrypts it's internal processes with
random session keys it doesn't matter what level of permissions you
have; encryption is encryption.
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Received on Wed Jun 20 22:08:23 2007