Hello Rails, I am working on a web app and trying to integrate some source control into our existing user and password base. I would like to use svnserve if possible but most importantly I would like to have svnserve or the (SVN server) use my cygwin accounts to access the files and manage my source control. Is this possible? the thing I have mostly been looking into is svn+ssh:// that authenticates through SSH using my sshd. Does it just start a svnserve -t on the ssh connection? Thank you for your time and expierence. Justin Beck
Hi ! 2006/7/10, JUSTIN KEITH BECK <jkbeck@wisc.edu>:> I am working on a web app and trying to integrate some source control > into our existing user and password base. I would like to use svnserve > if possible but most importantly I would like to have svnserve or the > (SVN server) use my cygwin accounts to access the files and manage my > source control. Is this possible? the thing I have mostly been looking > into is svn+ssh:// that authenticates through SSH using my sshd. Does > it just start a svnserve -t on the ssh connection?Yes, the svn+ssh Subversion protocol opens a regular SSH connection to the server and then starts svnserve. You have to be aware of permission issues if you do that. All the users must be part of a common group, and the umask must be set properly. I never configured that myself, so I don''t really know how to do it. The Subversion book will be invaluable here. As well as the Subversion mailing list. Bye ! -- Fran?ois Beausoleil http://blog.teksol.info/
If you''re already an Apache 2.x shop, cosnider using SVN over Apache with the mod_dav_svn module instead. You don''t have to set up ssh key files on each developer workstation, you get webbified repository browsing for free, and Capistrano can still use ssh to get into SVN for its deployment magic. JUSTIN KEITH BECK wrote:> Hello Rails, > > I am working on a web app and trying to integrate some source control > into our existing user and password base. I would like to use svnserve > if possible but most importantly I would like to have svnserve or the > (SVN server) use my cygwin accounts to access the files and manage my > source control. Is this possible? the thing I have mostly been looking > into is svn+ssh:// that authenticates through SSH using my sshd. Does > it just start a svnserve -t on the ssh connection? > > Thank you for your time and expierence. > > Justin Beck-- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
> If you''re already an Apache 2.x shop, cosnider using SVN over Apache > with the mod_dav_svn module instead. You don''t have to set up ssh key > files on each developer workstation, you get webbified repository > browsing for free, and Capistrano can still use ssh to get into SVN for > its deployment magic.My memory is that you won''t get the *user* who did the commit if you go this route though. I haven''t used it myself, but that''s what I remember from the docs... anyway, something to double check if that''s important to you.> > JUSTIN KEITH BECK wrote: >> Hello Rails, >> >> I am working on a web app and trying to integrate some source control >> into our existing user and password base. I would like to use svnserve >> if possible but most importantly I would like to have svnserve or the >> (SVN server) use my cygwin accounts to access the files and manage my >> source control. Is this possible? the thing I have mostly been looking >> into is svn+ssh:// that authenticates through SSH using my sshd. Does >> it just start a svnserve -t on the ssh connection? >> >> Thank you for your time and expierence. >> >> Justin Beck > > > -- > Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. > _______________________________________________ > Rails mailing list > Rails@lists.rubyonrails.org > http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails >