Reputation: 100358
How to setup IIS 7.0
to serve SVN
repositories?
First of all I need to make possible remote users to checkout and web-based viewing isn't really necessary.
I tried to setup WebSVN
but got no success: can't set parent folder for a number of repositories, can't switch off anonymous access, can't link non-anonymous access and access list.
Are there others products for SVN under IIS? Or it's better to learn how to setup WebSVN properly?
Upvotes: 5
Views: 17780
Reputation: 1395
There is a free server called RocketSVN, it has no official support anymore though.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 43575
There is a commercial solution available named SVNIsapi. But I have no idea how well it works because it's too expensive for me to even try out.
But why insist on using IIS? Just install the VisualSVN server, then configure WebSVN with that - WebSVN also works well with Apache.
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 229344
There are no server modules for IIS, you can't serve an SVN repository directly from IIS.
Serve a subversion repository through Apache, the built in svnserve, or proxy it via ssh.
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 74949
Do you really need IIS or will Apache work out ok? Visual SVN Server is a great SVN host and installer for Windows.
http://www.visualsvn.com/server/
Upvotes: 3