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sonic bed head posted:Is there any way to prevent certain directories from being checked out by users in SVN? I can't find a hook that corresponds and I'm not using DAV but rather just svn+ssh. It's in the configuration/authorization stuff for the repository. check /path/to/your/repos/conf (or /repos/config, I can't remember). Of course, it depends on the authorization scheme you're using.
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sonic bed head posted:Which authorization schemes work? Can I still use svn+ssh? I would like to just keep using shell accounts rather than set something else up. Honestly, I don't know if svn+ssh will work. My SVN repo is on a private LAN, so I just use svnserve directly. It can be done using plain-old svnserve (and possibly also svn+ssh) with authz-db. Open up /path/to/your/repo/conf/svnserve.conf. Either it will have a commented-out line like code:This is all just off the top of my head, so double-check with the on-line Subversion book.
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So then why are you going out of your way to not version local copies of versioned files? What do you mean someone has an unversioned file "in the project"? In their own working copy?
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