Steve wrote:
I have my SSH on an off port to help prevent dictionary style attacks. But shouldn't svn:// be all thats needed or is svn+ssh strictly nessecary?
The scheme in the URL here indicates what protocol to access the repository. svn:// - requires an _svnserve_ daemon running on port 3690svn+ssh:// - requires ssh access, and the path is usually relative to the root. Usually runs over port 22
file:// - requires the repos to be locally available, or mounted via NFS, SMB, etc.
http:// - requires apache to be setup with the proper modules, etc. Runs over port 80 or 443 if SSL is used.
--lonnie
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