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  1. 1 Protect .svn directories using htaccess
  2. 2 Protect .svn directories server-wide (Apache)
  3. 3 Remove CVS directoires and files
  4. 4 sup: bash script for universal SCM syncing (svn, svk, cvs, darcs, etc.)
  5. 5 Accessing CVS on a remote server through SSH

Protect .svn directories using htaccess

to apache sysadmin freebsd svn security subversion htaccess config linux cvs by jamiew on Jan 22, 2008
// block access to .svn dirs
// should be done server-wide if you can (another snippet) 

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
  RewriteRule ^(.*/)?\.svn/ - [F,L]
  ErrorDocument 403 "Access Forbidden"
</IfModule>

Protect .svn directories server-wide (Apache)

to apache sysadmin svn security subversion htaccess server config cvs protection hidden by jamiew on Jan 22, 2008
// protect ".svn" and "CVS" dirs (could add more)
// for server-wide protection; goes in httpd.conf
// there's a separate snippet for .htaccess-based code

<DirectoryMatch "^/.*/(\.svn|CVS)/">
  Order deny,allow
  Deny from all 
</DirectoryMatch>

Remove CVS directoires and files

to shell unix linux cvs by kemo on Jan 17, 2007
When check out the files, use
cvs export

instead of 
cvs checkout

can avoid creating those CVS directories

If files already exist, then in bash, do 
find . -name CVS -prune -exec rm -rf {} \;

sup: bash script for universal SCM syncing (svn, svk, cvs, darcs, etc.)

to shell svn bash darcs cvs scm svk arch perforce by jamiew on Oct 17, 2006
I really can never remember if the project I'm in uses svn or cvs or if it's my own local svk mirror, etc. etc. Thus was born 'sup'!

Save and drop into a location that's in your PATH (I use ~/bin, YMMV)

#!/bin/bash
# sup -- a quick bash script to sync w/ various SCM tools
# @author   Jamie Wilkinson <jamie@tramchase.com>

HERE=$(pwd)

## subversion
if [ -e ".svn" ]; then
        svn up
## cvs
elif [ -e "CVS" ]; then
        cvs up -dP
## darcs
elif [ -e "_darcs" ]; then
        darcs pull --all
## svk
elif [ -n "`grep $HERE ~/.svk/config`" ]; then
    svk up
## git
elif [ -e ".git" ]; then
    git pull
## perforce
#   todo
## arch
#   todo
## bzr
#   todo

fi

Accessing CVS on a remote server through SSH

to ssh cvs by andrewlkho on Jan 04, 2006
If the repository is on a remote server and you have SSH access, then just set CVS_RSH and CVSROOT.

For example, in bash:

export CVS_RSH="ssh"
export CVSROOT=":ext:me@someserver:/path/to/repository"


In combination with ssh-agent, this works nicely.
5 total

On This Page:

  1. 1 Protect .svn directories using htaccess
  2. 2 Protect .svn directories server-wide (Apache)
  3. 3 Remove CVS directoires and files
  4. 4 sup: bash script for universal SCM syncing (svn, svk, cvs, darcs, etc.)
  5. 5 Accessing CVS on a remote server through SSH