On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 9:59 AM, C. Michael Pilato <cmpil...@collab.net> wrote: > Jack VAN GORKUM wrote: >> Can multiple users concurrently access Subversion repositories using >> both the svnserve Server and the Apache HTTP Server ? >> >> Is there any risk of conflicts/corruption if both methods are used at >> the same time ? > > Nope, not as long as you've got the various servers running with sane > permissions and such (so one doesn't create repository files that the other > can't read or somesuch). Subversion was designed to allow simultaneous > access via any of its repository access (RA) protocols.
We've been running with both access methods on a single repository with 100-ish users and 150k commits for 3 years. The only two hitches we've had: 1) Someone mistakenly added a "svn:" property (that was the *entire* property name) via svn which causes http to choke. I worked around it by doing a full dump/load of the repo to eliminate the bad property and by adding a pre-commit filter to trap any such future errors. More details here: http://svn.haxx.se/users/archive-2010-01/0009.shtml 2) Some merge operations have failed via http, but succeeded via svn. Sorry don't have details handy. This is actually the only reason I keep the svn access method enabled. Kylo