OK, I see.  Trac is read-only then, correct?  If it is entirely read-only,
then yes, I can use whatever I want for a client and protocol.

I guess I got a little confused by all of the folks who are up in arms about
this issue.  I personally don't see that big of a deal with it now that I
understand it.  Having the Trac server run on the same server as my SVN
instance doesn't give me a drawback at all.  I have the repo stored across
NFS, as well as the Trac project for that matter, and everything is working
beautifully.  I suppose the one thing that could be sticky is the different
authentication mechansims for viewing the repo contents.  That should be
manageable though.

Thanks a lot for your feedback guys.  I really appreciate it and find that
each day I spend with Trac, I love it more and more!

Brian


Matthew Gillen wrote:
> 
> 
> btjanes wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> Hopefully this is the right place for this post.  I come from a company
>> where we used SVN across HTTP via Apache, but they would not let us use
>> Trac.  I have now joined a new company and would like to roll out both
>> SVN
>> and Trac.  I have Trac up and running and see that "no remote
>> repositories"
>> are allowed, so I have SVN setup to just so Trac can use it for
>> file-based
>> URLs.
>> 
>> I'm converting my new company from CVS/Bugzilla to SVN/Trac, and one
>> thing
>> that they are going to miss is the CVS pserver.  If it wasn't for Trac's
>> requirement for "local repositories", I could run svnserve or even SVN
>> with
>> Apache.
>> 
>> Has anyone encountered this and found a way to provide a non-file-based
>> URL
>> method of accessing the same SVN repository that Trac is talking to? 
>> Thanks
>> in advance.
> 
> Trac requires file URLs, but that doesn't mean that you can't set up httpd
> access for your SVN repo.  You can provide any access method you want to
> the
> svn repo without affecting Trac (as long the 'local' version is available
> to
> Trac).  I've done this many times: the only way to check out code from svn
> is
> via http (and through the same web server that Trac is running in).
> 
> Matt
> 
> > 
> 
> 

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