Felix Natter wrote on Tue, Nov 15, 2022 at 09:03:49 +0100: > - In my svnserve wrapper I call this: > > exec /usr/bin/svnserve "$@" -r /repos > > -> Does the (Linux-) system automatically call this with "-t"? >
The -t is added by the client when it invokes the tunnel command (ssh(1)). This is documented in the [tunnels] section of the default ~/.subversion/config file and in Chapter 6 of the book (just search for "-t"). > - If I use ssh auth (svn+ssh://), do I have to change the options in > <repo>/svnserve.conf, > like anon-access=none? (I just want access based on file system > permissions, and no > anon access) > If you don't run svnserve without -t, then the value of anon-access shouldn't matter. I'd probably still set it to «none» just in case. > - I am migrating from a 3rd party server which used a different directory > structure, > and system users (no LDAP), but also svn+ssh://. > Can I keep all the history, even if some old users in the 3rd party server > are not > available in the new LDAP auth? (but of course the user names of existing > users are kept) > In other words: does a SVN Server store the user information (history) as > strings or > something else that is linked to accounts? > As strings, in the svn:author revprop. > - I am using strict permissions for two (LDAP-)groups in the base > directories for the repos > (/repos/students, /repos/employees). The Howto I used [1] is using "umask > 002" in the > wrapper. I think for my case (groups) "007" is sufficient, right? > > [1] https://www.startupcto.com/server-tech/subversion/setting-up-svn > > Please CC: me, as I am not subscribed. > > Many Thanks and Best Regards! > > Felix > > -- > > *SIDACT GmbH > Simulation Data Analysis and > Compression Technologies > * > *Felix Natter* > /Software Developer / > > Auguststraße 29 > 53229 Bonn > Germany > > Phone : +49 228 5348 0430 > Direct : +49 228 4097 7118 > Email : felix.nat...@sidact.com > Web : http://www.sidact.com/ >
