Omar Martin Medina Izaguirre wrote:
> 1.- you have to install apache to satify one funtionality(plus Additional configuration)
> 2.- No all companies allow to install additionals tools: reasons (Licence, external IT requirements/supports(Backups, maintanance cost, etc))
> 3.- you need an additional tool on the target PC (webbrowser) to get this information(*copy / paste).
> 4.- Additional tools need to be used, if this information need to be read automatically. in order to proceeded additionall steps/functions
> 5.- Windows Client like TortoiseSVN could support it directly and it will be user-friendly.
By design, Subversion repositories are completely independent of each
other. There is no global registry that lists all repositories on a
server, since they are technically speaking data, not applications.
This is a good thing (security wise), since there are many situations
where you don't want J. Random User to even _know_ about the presence of
a given repo.
Under both Apache and svnserve, an administrator may *choose* to group
repositories under a common containing directory (only a single layer,
however). Some Windows clients allow you to create profiles pointing at
multiple repos independently of each other, but it is a totally manual
operation.
John
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Received on 2008-06-03 22:30:18 CEST