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- #ACCESS VISUALSVN REMOTELY HOW TO#
- #ACCESS VISUALSVN REMOTELY INSTALL#
- #ACCESS VISUALSVN REMOTELY UPDATE#
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#ACCESS VISUALSVN REMOTELY UPDATE#
I think there are enough +1 voices here so that there's no need to add more… Please consider adding to this ticket only if you want to share with the numerous people on the CC: list a new information about this issue (in particular, an update from Shun-Ichi would be more than welcomed).I have VisualSVN Server running on a Windows box. So yes, using a remote Subversion repository is not yet as easy as putting an URL in the repository_dir, but there are solutions. mirror the svn repository using git or Mercurial and have Trac use the mirror.trigger a svnsync from Trac ( TracHacks:SvnsyncPlugin, comment:117).have a post-commit-hook in the main repository which triggers a svnsync to the Trac-dedicated repository ( comment:64).workaround the limitation by replicating the remote svn repository.Then I'm sure it can find its way into Trac proper. using the PySVN bindings (not a good idea according to comment:72)Īny of the above is possible, and if a good working implementation emerges,.using Subversion ctypes bindings (with svn 1.5).Plugin doesn't seem to be available anymore. Weak points due to bugs in the bindings, IIRC. This has been tried by Shun-ichi Goto, it worked somehow, with some using Subversion SWIG Python bindings, the svn_ra layer API.implement a new VersioningSystemBackend.There are many possible solutions to this ticket.
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However, the Trac remote backend using pysvn is apparently a "dead end", as indicated above in comment:72īy the way, much thanks to Shun-ichi Goto for getting this feature going! It will be extremely useful IMHO. I took a look at pysvn, which seems that it would be very simple to add in the authentication callback function(s), although I haven't tried it yet. (The document I read indicated this kind of callback is not supported.) I'm investigating SWIG in general, but so far haven't found a way to implement this capability. The standard bindings want to use a callback function for this, but they don't seem to accept a Python function for this purpose. This is a stumbling point for me, because the remote repository(s) I want to target are not visible via anonymous access.
#ACCESS VISUALSVN REMOTELY HOW TO#
I started using it, but I have not yet understood how to configure/update it with user authentication options. In the meantime, please give a try to his remove-svn-plugin and help him improving it. We'll see in milestone:0.12 if we will integrate Shun-ichi Goto's svn_ra.py backend in Trac core, or not. See the mailing list thread starting with this mail. If Trac could offload all real authentication and access control to SVN, our IT would be happy.Īnyway, just the possibility to access a remote SVN repository is needed for our IT to even consider setting up a Trac server. Currently, we cannot, since setting up Trac requires all-permissive access to the SVN repository and that means it would have to be administered by the IT guys. We could update to a new release and apply patches whenever we need to. This way we could set up Trac without having to let our IT department set it up (which would take months to actually happen). If there would be a way to somehow relay authorization from the user's desktop to the SVN server through Trac, that would be perfect. The SVN server is considered security and mission critical.
#ACCESS VISUALSVN REMOTELY INSTALL#
We have an established SVN repository, processes, and security policy and there is no way we could install Trac on the SVN server. This is the single reason why we cannot adopt Trac for any real project in our organization. Any experienced IT administrator knows that keeping multiple services on one box does not "save work".