SVN repository manager with Access Control?

Maybe you can install Indefero on your server. You will be able to easily manage the access rights to your repositories. The only drawback is that the ssh+svn approach is not available, but it's easy to get the Apache setup running (you have Ubuntu/RPMs if needed).

We don't need ssh+svn, it is just what we currently use. Thanks, I will check out Indefero. – Valorin Sep 1 '10 at 6:27.

The solution I'm aware of for your problem is to host your project using Apache with libapache-svn and WebSVN with users setup in a htpasswd file. You are able to push and pull from the http address, as well as add/remove users and even create user groups for fine grain control. In addition, you have the power of Apache or IIS Be sure to read through the documentation before doing anything.

Libapach2-svn and WebSVN has a quite large feature set that has several minor hiccups that you may get stuck on. It's a bit tricky to setup, but once you're there, it's extremely flexible. Review this tutorial for a guide to set up Apache and Subversion, and then simply add WebSVN over the top of it.

You may want to take a look at SVN access manager here: svn-access-mana.sourceforge.net/#overview or here: linux.softpedia.com/get/Programming/Vers....

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