On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 6:04 PM, Frank Ch. Eigler wrote:
> Hi -
>
> > > I have an installation of svn where certain working trees are known
> > > never to be accessed concurrently. Is there some way to suppress
> > > svn's use of .svn/lock files in this case?
> >
> > Are these files causing a pro
Hi -
> > I have an installation of svn where certain working trees are known
> > never to be accessed concurrently. Is there some way to suppress
> > svn's use of .svn/lock files in this case?
>
> Are these files causing a problem of some sort?
They represent unnecessary load on the filesystem
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 18:05, Frank Ch. Eigler wrote:
> Hi -
>
> I have an installation of svn where certain working trees are known
> never to be accessed concurrently. Is there some way to suppress
> svn's use of .svn/lock files in this case?
Are these files causing a problem of some sort?
Hi -
I have an installation of svn where certain working trees are known
never to be accessed concurrently. Is there some way to suppress
svn's use of .svn/lock files in this case?
- FChE
>
> How / Where is v1.6 for Fedora 10 and how to install?
> Or, what is the most current version for Fedora 10 other than
> 1.654 that comes with it?
F10 is no longer supported by the Fedora Project, so I doubt you'll find a
new package from the project maintainers.
You can try these alternati
How / Where is v1.6 for Fedora 10 and how to install?
Or, what is the most current version for Fedora 10 other than 1.654
that comes with it?
Thanks,
On 4/1/2010 12:26 PM, Jon Foster wrote:
Andy Levy wrote:
David Bartmess wrote:
My company has done a preliminary spec for moving from CVS to
Subversion, using the python script cvs2svn. The cvs2svn script
works fine, but when I try to do an svnadmin load of the dump
file created, usi
> Svn help mergeinfo does not reference --reintegrate at all. Are you
> saying that a merge with the
> -reintegrate option may skip some items that mergeinfo lists as
> eligible?
Certainly it does.
When you do...
~/MyProjectsTrunk/ $ svn merge ^/branch/MyFeature
svn will look at the trunk and f
> > We use a lot of project branches, that is, we branch from trunk,
> > develop a feature and then merge it back to trunk. Quite often, we
need
> > to merge a change or two from trunk out to our branch along the way.
> > What I have noticed is that when I go to merge the branch back to
trunk,
> >
Andy Levy wrote:
> David Bartmess wrote:
> > My company has done a preliminary spec for moving from CVS to
> > Subversion, using the python script cvs2svn. The cvs2svn script
> > works fine, but when I try to do an svnadmin load of the dump
> > file created, using the Assembla https URL, it compla
On Apr 1, 2010, at 10:45, David Bartmess wrote:
> My company has done a preliminary spec for moving from CVS to Subversion,
> using the python script cvs2svn. The cvs2svn script works fine, but when I
> try to do an svnadmin load of the dump file created, using the Assembla https
> URL, it com
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 11:45, David Bartmess wrote:
> My company has done a preliminary spec for moving from CVS to Subversion,
> using the python script cvs2svn. The cvs2svn script works fine, but when I
> try to do an svnadmin load of the dump file created, using the Assembla
> https URL, it com
My company has done a preliminary spec for moving from CVS to
Subversion, using the python script cvs2svn. The cvs2svn script works
fine, but when I try to do an svnadmin load of the dump file created,
using the Assembla https URL, it complains that it can't find a "format"
file.
After quite
If you're willing to give up fine-grained, path-based authorization then you
can use LDAP groups to secure access to entire repositories at the top-level.
Just define a "Location" for each respository and use Apache's LDAP integration
capabilities to secure each location with one or more LDAP g
> Thank you for your help but I think you may have misunderstood my
> question.
> In your previous email where you showed the content of your
> AuthzSVNAccessFile file as. What I am looking for is to be able to is
> where
> you say
>
> [groups]
> developers = Giulio Troccoli, Harpal Panesar
>
>
> Thank you for your help but I think you may have
> misunderstood my question.
> In your previous email where you showed the content of your
> AuthzSVNAccessFile file as. What I am looking for is to be
> able to is where you say
>
> [groups]
> developers = Giulio Troccoli, Harpal Panesar
>
> I wa
Thank you for your help but I think you may have misunderstood my question.
In your previous email where you showed the content of your
AuthzSVNAccessFile file as. What I am looking for is to be able to is where
you say
[groups]
developers = Giulio Troccoli, Harpal Panesar
I want to be able to
> -Original Message-
> From: Lee Kaufman [mailto:lee.kauf...@transmetric.com]
> Sent: 01 April 2010 14:57
> To: Giulio Troccoli
> Subject: RE: LDAP Group Configuration in AuthzSVNAccessFile
>
> Right but how do I define that group as a LDAP group e.g.
> CN=hasReadWrite,DN=groups,DN=myDoma
Mark, you are right!
I added the final "/" and I can see the root directory.
Thanks Again
Regards
Mauro
From: "Cooke, Mark"
To: users@subversion.apache.org
Cc: Mauro Gatti
Sent: Thu, April 1, 2010 1:10:21 PM
Subject: RE: authz conf file & multiple repositor
Hi Stanimir!
My problem was:
I did not have any svn:mergeinfo on any subdirectories on merge source
as well on the merge target before doing a merge.
But after doing a merge I received tons of newly added svn:mergeinfo
entries at random files & directories.
I really spent a lot of time to under
Hello Mauro,
> I'm using a multiple repositories configuration of subversion.
> If I don't use the authz conf file I can browse the list of
> repositoris (allowen in http.conf with directive
> SVNListParentPath On).
> If I use authz conf file apache le tme access only to
> different repositorie
Hi all,
I'm using a multiple repositories configuration of subversion.
If I don't use the authz conf file I can browse the list of repositoris
(allowen in http.conf with directive SVNListParentPath On).
If I use authz conf file apache le tme access only to different repositories
but not to the "i
Hi,
> I'm using mod_authz to specify permissions in svn. Is there a way
> to list the group members on multiple lines instead of just a
> single line? For example, instead of:
>
> [groups]
> developers=joe, frank, bob
>
> I would like to have something like:
>
> [groups]
> developers=
> joe,
> f
> > > I have been set the task of setting up SVN and connecting
> > > Authentication and Authorization to our MS Active
> Directory system.
> > > The SVN is now running on a Debian Linux server. I have
> > > successfully set up Authenticated to authenticate users who have
> > > access to the SVN s
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