Hi Rolf, You should use only HTTPS but configure Apache for automatic redirection of all HTTP requests to HTTPS so you won't have to tell your users to switch to the new URL. Then, use a reverse proxy to filter out which repositories you want to be accessible from the outside. I think the overhead generated by TLS isn't that much a performance factor to considerate but it could not be your case.
On Jul 30, 6:58 am, Snakefoot <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi ya > > We need access to our subversion repository from internal and external > locations. Some repositories we want to give access to using https > (for security), and other repositories using http (for performance). > > It could be nice if one could have multiple instances of VisualSVN, or > configure VisualSVN to provide both https and http access at the same > time. > > Best regards > > -Rolf
