I have a similar issue in that we also segregate our repositories by the major functional team areas physically.
d:\SVNRepos d:\SVNRepos\DO\A d:\SVNRepos\DO\B d:\SVNRepos\TO\A d:\SVNRepos\TO\A d:\SVNRepos\JSEMS\A d:\SVNRepos\JSEMS\B etc. We do this for auditing reasons (having nothing to do with programming), Federal Govt rules. SVN has no problem with it, though we do keep seperate authz files as different people may manage different repos. We want to move to VisualSVN, but have held back because we cannot duplicate this layout. That is, unless I missed something. Good luck on finding a solution. Gary McNeel, Jr. On Jan 21, 6:24 am, Elias Lima de Souza <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all! > > I'm using the VisualSVN Server to install and control all the > repository maintenance and got a doubt when try to group my > projects...i just don't know how to do this! > > i'd like to do something like this: > > C:\fontes > \projectA > \repos1 > \repos2 > \repos3 > \projectB > \repos1 > \repos2 > \repos3 > > The C:\fontes directory is the directory that i have indicated to be > the repository folder when installed the SVN Server... > > This guy here (http://www.svnforum.org/2017/viewtopic.php?t=7405) had > almost the same problem, but he was able to resolved it, adding > Location tags into the apache httpd config file. > > Is there another way to do this? I did not changed anything on apache > or svn config after the VisualSVN Server installation, so i did not > have any previous location tags in the httpd.conf > > i'm sorry about the bad english! hehehe > > Thanks! > > Elias
