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Jul
13
 comment How can I enter files containing '[' or ']' into VisualSVN's authz file?
there's a bit of ensuing discussion on the ML regarding just how pathological a pathname to tolerate ;)
Jul
12
 comment How can I enter files containing '[' or ']' into VisualSVN's authz file?
This issue has been filed as #4204
Jul
12
 accepted How can I enter files containing '[' or ']' into VisualSVN's authz file?
Jul
11
 comment How can I enter files containing '[' or ']' into VisualSVN's authz file?
I posted this question to the Apache Subversion mailing list.
Jul
10
 comment How can I enter files containing '[' or ']' into VisualSVN's authz file?
So it's simply not possible to control access to files with certain characters in their name?
Jul
10
 accepted How do I get the Active Directory user ID?
Jul
10
 comment How do I get the Active Directory user ID?
I've since gotten around this by fixing whatever was wrong with WMI that prevented VisualSVN from running. But I'll give you the tick, since this looks like enough info to get me going if I need to do this again some day :)
Jul
10
 revised How can I enter files containing '[' or ']' into VisualSVN's authz file?
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Jul
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 asked How can I enter files containing '[' or ']' into VisualSVN's authz file?
Jul
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 asked How do I get the Active Directory user ID?
Jun
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 comment What's the simplest configuration of SVN on a Windows Server to avoid plain text password storage?
What about on the SVN side — does Apache launch the server process as needed, or does svnserve need to run as well? Does anything special need to go in svnserve.conf?
Jun
19
 comment What's the simplest configuration of SVN on a Windows Server to avoid plain text password storage?
@MarkHenderson - I tried using VisualSVN's AD integration, but couldn't find a way to make it work with non-domain-joined PCs. I'll look into whether LDAP is an option. Having said that, if there's a simpler way than that, I'd prefer it :)
Jun
19
 comment What's the simplest configuration of SVN on a Windows Server to avoid plain text password storage?
@ShaneMadden - I think my update answers your question.
Jun
19
 revised What's the simplest configuration of SVN on a Windows Server to avoid plain text password storage?
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Jun
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 asked What's the simplest configuration of SVN on a Windows Server to avoid plain text password storage?
Jun
18
 revised How is this even possible? PHP memory error — allowed memory size / bytes exhausted
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18
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