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How is svnadmin_geekisp different from vanilla svnadmin?
The wrapper script svnadmin_geekisp has 2 major differences compared to the stock svnadmin program, since it needs to provide per-repository access control.
- Since we use 'sudo' to manage that access, we swap the order of the SUBCOMMAND and REPOS_PATH argument with svnadmin_geekisp.
- The actual location of the SVN repositories is fixed, so it suffices for you to use a relative path name.
For instance, stock svnadmin:
$ svnadmin dump /home/example/myrepo <any other args>
But with svnadmin_geekisp:
$ sudo -u svn /usr/local/bin/svnadmin_geekisp myrepo dump <any other args>
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Last update: 2006-03-13 10:41
Author: Dave Steinberg
Revision: 1.0
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