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问题 Since git users can config their user.name and user.email freely and do commits, it's possible for John to fake a commit with Bob's name and email, which is not what we want. Is there any way to prevent this? I know in svn we need username and password to commit; is there any equivalent mechanism in Git? 回答1: Some convoluted solutions are possible, I guess: Require an SSH account to access a repository; create one repository per authorized user. Create hooks in every repository that rewrite

问题 I want to show a collection of all repositories using mod_authz_svn. When I access it, I get a 403 error (forbidden). I found out it works fine, when not specifying AuthzSVNAccessFile /etc/apache2/dav_svn.authz , and I am seeing all my repositories, but permissions (of course) don't work anymore. Is it even possible to show a collection of repositories while using AuthzSVNAccessFile ? This is my dav_svn.authz : [groups] admin = me users = you,others [/] * = r @admin = rw [repo:/subfolder]

问题 I am trying to setup svn over ssh on an OS X server. In order to do so, I read that I need a wrapper to set umask and - in my case - to set the repository root. A quick and dirty way to do that is to rename /usr/bin/svnserve and place a wrapper script at that location. However SIP protects that location from any changes, and I would prefer a cleaner solution anyway. So I created a wrapper script at /usr/local/bin/svnserve and created /etc/ssh/sshrc with PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH I have

问题 I've learned that if I place *.f90 diff=fortran in ~/.config/git/attributes, then git diff shows fortran subroutine/function names in the hunk headers. Do you know how to achieve this for svn diff? There is a svn option -x -p for C functions, but I haven't figured out a corresponding option for fortran. Thanks 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37062339/show-fortran-function-names-in-svn-diff

问题 I've learned that if I place *.f90 diff=fortran in ~/.config/git/attributes, then git diff shows fortran subroutine/function names in the hunk headers. Do you know how to achieve this for svn diff? There is a svn option -x -p for C functions, but I haven't figured out a corresponding option for fortran. Thanks 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37062339/show-fortran-function-names-in-svn-diff

问题 I'm attempting to do a one-way from subversion to Git migration of a large subversion repository using git svn with the following command (IMPORTANT after the migration only Git will be used): git svn clone --no-minimize-url --trunk=/trunk/GBI --branches=/branches/GBI --tags=/tags/GBI --authors-file=authors.txt https://yyy/svn-repos/zzz/ GBI After couple of hours running, the clone process crashes with the following error: r79791 = 00349b8063f90447ea8a040751cd2a40e74b74f3 (refs/remotes/origin

问题 I'm attempting to do a one-way from subversion to Git migration of a large subversion repository using git svn with the following command (IMPORTANT after the migration only Git will be used): git svn clone --no-minimize-url --trunk=/trunk/GBI --branches=/branches/GBI --tags=/tags/GBI --authors-file=authors.txt https://yyy/svn-repos/zzz/ GBI After couple of hours running, the clone process crashes with the following error: r79791 = 00349b8063f90447ea8a040751cd2a40e74b74f3 (refs/remotes/origin

问题 I have a corrupted SSIS package with the error message: Failed to load XML due to error 0xC00CE504 "A name was started with an invalid character. Line 13. Column 2". This happens when loading a package and the file cannot be opened or loaded correctly into XML document. This can be the result of either providing an incorrect file name to the LoadPackage method or the XML file specified having an incorrect format. Basically I have created this package and stored in a SVN folder. It worked fine