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• AdminGlen Cooper (Admin, Sublime) commented  ·  December 11, 2009 10:58  ·  Delete

  svnisapi looks interesting. Also looks like they are "leveraging" some copy from our website :)

• damian98now commented  ·  December 11, 2009 05:21  ·  Delete

  Hello Guys,
  just stumbled upon a product called SVNIsapi (http://www.svnisapi.com). The company claims that you don't need an Apache or SVNSERV service for hosting a Subversion repository. Didn't have the time to check that. But hopefully over the holidays i get some free time.

• maarten.gijsbers commented  ·  October 12, 2009 23:47  ·  Delete

  OK, thanks for the quick response.
  For us it would be a big plus if we could use LDAP without apache as described.

• AdminGlen Cooper (Admin, Sublime) commented  ·  October 12, 2009 08:04  ·  Delete

  svnserve is currently included in the Subversion download that gets installed when you install sublime. When using LDAP, user licenses are consumed as users are granted access to repositories. So if you add user x to a repo, you have one less available user license to use. If you remove user x from that repo, that license becomes available again.

• maarten.gijsbers commented  ·  October 12, 2009 07:50  ·  Delete

  As long as the sublime webinterface keeps working and it is possible to manage user rights per repository via this interface it is OK.
  svnserve is a program wich need to be installed on te server?

  How does sublime handle user licenses with LDAP?
  A count on every user which has rights on one or more repository?

• Nathan Palmer commented  ·  October 10, 2009 16:30  ·  Delete

  In our current subversion setup (not Sublime) we need Apache for the Active Directory authentication for users and groups along with the other requirement of SSL which we can only get with the https:// protocol.

• AdminGlen Cooper (Admin, Sublime) commented  ·  October 09, 2009 09:00  ·  Delete

  It may be possible to support LDAP auth through svnserve with SASL. That would mean users would access repositories via svn:// protocol, not http. Would that be acceptable?