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I'm trying to understand the differences in terms of subversion repository security between a regular svn:// and svn+ssh:// access.
I've setup my subversion repository in a custom port and ip address and opened that same port on the firewall, and configured...
Started by smartins on
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If I remember....
The difference between svn+ssh:// and creating your own tunnel with PuTTY over an insecure network.
Instead of using the svn "socket" you would be using a more secured version using the SSH protocol to comunicate between ends.
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I'm using tortoise svn in Windows.
How can I branch in SVN and have it branch my svn:external folders as well?
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So svn....
You should use svn:externals as external references from different repositories.
You'll have to manually create a branch in your external repository and then change your svn:external property to point to the correct branch.
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Is there a command-line based version of svn for Windows? I know I can get TortoiseSVN, but that just doesn't work for me.
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Even a port of svn ..
I've used sliksvn and it works great for me
The subversion client itself is available on Windows (for Windows)
This installer only includes the command-line client and an auto-update component.
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What's the best practice for accessing SVN over HTTP in a Windows environment?
In Linux, we connect SVN to Apache all the time, so we can address remote repositories over HTTP. Is there a way to connect SVN to IIS, or some equally handy way to let you...
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If you are wanting to checkout, update, commit then you a few link suggestions on the... .
Google provides quite Apache on Windows with the SVN module.
The last time I set up an svn/http/windows machine I set up an Apache server.
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I currently am running SVN on my Windows Server 2003 as a module in Apache.
Is it possible to set up SV to run as a Windows service as well? The goal is to access the repositories via svn://servername and http://servername ?
How can this be achieved?
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However it can be done....
Apart from VisualSVN you can also look CollabNet SVN that includes automatic checking of updates.
Have you tried VisualSvn server ? It's much more easier to set it up using it for windows server
The answer is Yes.
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Is Visual SVN Server generally viewed as a trustworthy SVN server? I went to Wikipedia and didn't see any item for VisualSVN Server under Visual SVN so I added a line there... but there seems to be no mentioning of it otherwise.
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As far as I can tell, it's just a custom distribution of SVN + Apache to handle a lot of traffic....
Since all my code is in Windows code if I change the Windows lineMy company has been using it.
To a public Linux SVN hosting.
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How can I setup write access policies for an SVN repository under Apache2 on Windows Server 2008 ? Please help. TIA!
Update1:
I have next configuration already:
<Location /svn> SVNParentPath "E:\SVN" DAV svn SVNListParentPath on AuthType Basic AuthName...
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To set up anonymous read-only svn access put in your vhost config for apache:
<Location /svn> DAV svn SVNPath /somewhere/svn <LimitExcept GET PROPFIND OPTIONS REPORT> Order deny,allow Deny from all </LimitExcept>....
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I have installed svn console client from these binaries - subversion.tigris.org/getting.html#windows - 1.5.6, 1.6.4, 1.6.5. But no release seems to work. Just it can't checkout from any repo (code.gjangoproject.com; code.google.com): svn couldn't connect...
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What about using an other SVN client ? Head to http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
If you really can't connect to the server....
Fastest, easiest, free-est way of getting SVN running on Windows.
And just install Visual SVN Server .
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Hello
We need to upgrade our SVN from version 1.4.4 to version 1.6
I thought we could use command line: svnadmin upgrade
But it does not exist in our version.
SVN is running on a Windows Server environment
We are running SVN Server version: svnadmin, ...
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What kind of server....
(Check this using svnadmin --version procedure.
The svnadmin command is part of the SVN server package, I suppose you tried SVN 1.4.4.'s svnadmin instead of SVN 1.6's.
svn 1.6 comes with svnadmin command.
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There is a known issue with SVN repositories and the windows indexing service fighting over .svn metadata files. Here for more details.
How can we set it up so there are automatically no problems having subversion repositories indexed by windows (Vista...
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Supported on: Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 with Windows Search 3.01, or....
Brute force method
do a search for all .svn directory select all (ctrl+a) right mouse click for Windows Vista according to the feature chart.
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