I am trying to install subversion differently from how it was currently installed. We currently have a networked computer that hosts the SVN repository. We access the repository through Windows file sharing features. Currently, everyone can check as many working copies as possible.
Someone at work told me that we can install a “version of the SVN server” that would better manage who checks the files, and we can also cut the guy associated with the Windows file to connect to SVN.
The problem is that I see only one subversion server load. Looks like this guy told me what you can do by simply changing the configuration, and not another installation. What did this guy say make sense? It seems to me that there is only one version of SVN that we have already installed.
If it seems to me that my question is not clear, perhaps because it is difficult for me to understand what he means.
If anyone has an understanding, I would like to hear about it.
Thanks in advance, JBU
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