Chris Petersen wrote:
"con" for subversion is listed that auth must be through DAV, but a "pro" for mercurial is that it can do ssh. Just an fyi, but subversion works GREAT over ssh (via the svn+ssh:// uri), and projects like mythtv use this to separate anon checkout (http) with developer access (ssh). Granted, you're still limited to "full repository" access or no access with ssh since svn handles everything in its own database format.
Are we talking at cross-purposes or is the Subversion commit hook that can be used for path-based access control for svn+ssh being overlooked here?
From /usr/share/doc/subversion-1.3.2/tools/hook-scripts which is an example config file for the supplied (example, but useful) Perl hook script:
----------------------------------------------------------------- [Make everything read-only for all users] match = .* access = read-only [Make project1 read-write for users Jane and Joe] match = ^(branches|tags|trunk)/project1 users = jane joe access = read-write [However, we don't trust Joe with project1's Makefile] match = ^(branches|tags|trunk)/project1/Makefile users = joe access = read-only ----------------------------------------------------------------- Tim -- fedora-extras-list mailing list fedora-extras-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-extras-list
