Mercurial remotes on the file system instead of http server

橙三吉。 提交于 2019-12-10 15:21:20

问题


I'm currently working on a migration from svn to mercurial. My needs are plain and simple, I need source control over an intranet in our company. I see examples everywhere for setupping remote repos over IIS. I just don't see the point when I can just make a share on a server.

Can I still setup authorizations and authentications on repos using NTFS permissions?

Am I missing something?

Thank you


回答1:


Putting a repository on a file share works, but it's not the way recommended by the Mercurial team.

See the "shared disk" part of Publishing Repositories on the HG wiki:

generally restricted to intranets, not generally recommended due to general issues with network filesystem reliability

Be sure to check out Chris Becke's answer as well, because he points out another valid disadvantage (people with write access deleting stuff from the network share, be it intentionally or not).

If you are aware of (and can live with) these things, putting the repositories on the network share is without a doubt the easiest way to setup.

My personal experience is that it works perfectly as long as the Windows share is on a "real" Windows machine.
At work we're using a share on a real Windows server without problems, but at home I ran into issues with a NAS (which behaves like a Windows share but actually runs on Linux).
You can read more about my experiences here:
Can you 'push' to network share using Mercurial on 64bit Windows 7?




回答2:


There are a number of reasons to prefer, well, anything at all to a writable file share.

In essence it comes down to, there is a limited amount of damage someone can do with the ability to do a push via a web-method. A read/write share on the other hand is necessary to do a push, but also allows a user to delete an entire repo, history and all.

Without even invoking malicious intent, people (or rogue software agents) have been know to navigate to random network shares and accidentally drag a file to someplace it doesn't belong.

The best reason to lock your PC is not because your co-workers find it amusing to use an unlocked email account to send porn to HR, but because its amazing what a cleaning lady can do with a rag and a keyboard. Its also amazing what Music Library applications can find while scanning all shares in a workgroup, and carefully "move" and catalog to someones Library.



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