Rich wrote:
Its working for me... I've migrated some files to C++ already. Working on the rest.
Since we are using direct access and not going through the server there are some potential permission issues for certain svn commands, especially svnadmin commands that create new repositories. However I don't think commits need group write access because they are separate files. What the docs suggest is to overload some of subversion commands with umask 002: $ cat /usr/bin/svn #!/bin/sh umask 002 /usr/bin/svn-real "$@" As a practical matter I don't think there will be any issue for just using the existing repository. From my experience at work the umask (to give group read/write permission) is only needed when starting a repository. Tim