pleas if any one know how i can show SVN Repositories list on my sever ... note : i don't konw anything about server ... i wait your answer as soosn as possible
please the same question but in Sun solaris operating system ?
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There is no real correct answer to this question.
You might be able to locate all SVN repositories on disk- by searching for the files typically found on SVN repos (i.e. svnserve.conf).
But you probably want to find how are they exposed too (i.e. http or svnserve [svn+ssh or as a network daemon]). You can audit Apache's configuration to find aout the former, for instance.
Osama Ahmad : thank you for help me i use the following command :- $sudo find / -name 'svnserve.conf' and it is get a desired resultgbjbaanb : that won't help if you're serving the repos via apache.Osama Ahmad : please i want to ask you ... if i use sun solaris operating system the same command will give me the same result ?alex : IIRC, Solaris' find is different from Linux's GNU find. I think it won't work, but it does not hurt to try.From alex -
If you don't know anything about the server, the first thing to do might be to find all your repository. You could try this:
sudo find / -type f -name fs-type -printThis will give you a list of files named
fs-type, which is one of the files included in the svn repository directory structure. So if you get something like: /export/svn/repos/db/fs-type /export/svn/tests/db/fs-typeThen you will know that you have two SVN repositories locagted in directories
export/svn/reposand/export/svn/tests. Note that false positives are possible, so use caution.The next step is to determine how they are accessed - talking to svn users might help as multiple access methods are possible: svnserve, apache or directly through the filesystem.
Osama Ahmad : thank you Mr.urgoll ... this method shows all repository but how i can show the content of each repository ... manually method very complex so it is impossible .. so what i will do ?From Urgoll
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