Examples of using Svnserve in English and their translations into German
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For now, the[general] section of svnserve.
Inetd, svnserve via inetd internationalization, Subversion's Use of Locales.
For many teams,the built-in CRAM-MD5 authentication is all they need from svnserve.
Note that this feature is only available if svnserve was built with support for the feature.
Svn:// Unauthenticated TCP/IP accessvia custom protocol to a svnserve server.
Note that this is not the svnserve. conf file that lives within a repository!
Root(-r) ROOT Sets the virtual root for repositories served by svnserve.
You must run commands, such as svn, svnserve, svnlook, and svnadmin under"umask 002" to ensure group access.
Svnserve as daemon svnserve via inetd svnserve over a tunnel svnserve as Windows service.
In the following sections, we will refer to the svnserve configuration file by its canonical name, svnserve. conf.
Svnadmin recover/var/svn/repos svn: Failed to get exclusive repository access;perhaps another process such as httpd, svnserve or svn has it open?
If you know which user(s) svnserve will run as, restrict read access to the users file as necessary.
Regardless of the access method,once the client has selected a repository by transmitting its URL, svnserve reads a file named conf/svnserve.
This deployment option for svnserve differs quite a bit in features from a traditional svnserve deployment.
Unless you specify an absolute path,the file's location is interpreted as relative to the directory containing the svnserve. conf configuration file.
If you're using svnserve, you need to make the authz-db variable(within svnserve. conf) point to your access rules file.
Unless the--config-file option was specified on the command line, once the client has selected arepository by transmitting its URL, svnserve reads a file named conf/svnserve.
Even though this scenario still uses svnserve, it differs quite a bit in features from a traditional svnserve deployment.
Svnserve as daemon svnserve via inetd svnserve over a tunnel svnserve as a Windows service svnserve as a launchd job.
To instead use a single configuration file whose values apply to all repositoriesserved via an instance of svnserve, use the--config-file option when starting your server.
So, if you find yourself typing svnserve--tunnel on the command line and wondering what to do next, see the section called"Tunneling over SSH.
So while a Berkeley DB repository is quite fast and scalable, it's best used by a single server process running as oneuser-such as Apache's httpd or svnserve(see Chapter 6, Server Configuration)-rather than accessing it as many different users via file:// or svn+ssh:// URLs.
Pid-file FILENAME Causes svnserve to write its process ID to FILENAME, which must be writable by the user under which svnserve is running.
Charged with marshaling data between the client libraries and the repository, this layer includes the libsvn_ra module loader library, the RA modules themselves(which currently includes libsvn ra dav, libsvn ra local, libsvn ra serf, and libsvn_ra_svn), and any additional libraries needed by one or more of those RA modulessuch as the mod_dav_svn Apache module or libsvn_ra_svn's server, svnserve.
Log-file FILENAME Instructs svnserve to create(if necessary) and use the file located at FILENAME for Subversion operational log output of the same sort that mod_dav_svn generates.
Your users need to use a sane umask when accessing the repository, so make sure svnserve(/usr/bin/svnserve, or wherever it lives in$PATH) is actually a wrapper scriptthat runs umask 002 and executes the real svnserve binary.
The svnserve program behaves normally(communicating via stdin and stdout) and assumes that the traffic is being automatically redirected over some sort of tunnel back to the client.
Subversion mod_dav_svn and svnserve are vulnerable to a remotely triggerable assertion Denial-of-Service vulnerability for certain requests with dynamically evaluated revision numbers.
Svnserve-d$ svnserve is now running, listening on port 3690 When running svnserve in daemon mode, you can use the--listen-port and--listen-host options to customize the exact port and hostname to"bind" to.
To enable high-level logging in svnserve, you need only use the--log-file command-line option when starting the server, passing as the value to the option the file to which svnserve should write its log output.