Hello Stefan,
Thanks a lot for your precious help on that Subject.
For the new release of TortoiseSvn, I suggest the following enhancement request for Subversion Config file:
"Instead of having an hard coded config file, store the default config file in TortoiseSvn installation directory and force TortoiseSvnProc.exe (or TSVNCahce.exe) process to read this config file in Tsvn installation directory. Then deploy this config file in %appdata% directory".
Auf wiedersehen!
Julien
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De : Stefan Küng [[email address]]
Date d'envoi : samedi 10 novembre 2012 09:28
À : users
Cc : CHAZAL Julien
Objet : Re: TortoiseSvn MSI installer and Subversion Config file
On 08.11.2012 17:07, CHAZAL Julien wrote:
> Hi all,
> In my company, we choosed to use TortoiseSvn 1.7.x as Subversion client
> for Windows 7 platform. Then, we have to deploy TortoiseSvn
> installer(msi) on all our workstations (around 2,000 workstations),
> through Group Policies tool (Microsoft).
> We also applied a strong Configuration Management process to manage the
> source code of our applications and then we customized the config file
> for Subversion (the file stored in %appdata%\Subversion). So we have our
> own Config file for Subversion that we must deploy on all our Win7
> workstations.
> I performed some tests to deploy the TortoiseSvn MSI that you provide in
> Sourceforce. It works fine with Microsoft Group Policies, but I would
> like to deploy our own Config file instead of using the Config file
> provided by TortoiseSvn MSI installer.
> So, do you know if it possible to modify TortoiseSvn MSI installer in
> order to add in this MSI our customized config file?
You have to add your config file to the msi yourself. TSVN does not ship
a config file in the installer.
But maybe using the registry might be easier if you want to adjust the
msi yourself. See here for what registry keys you can use:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn.advanced.confarea.html#svn.adv...
> Another remark, TortoiseSvnProc.exe (or TSVNCahce.exe) creates
> automatically the subversion Config file if this file doesn't exist in
> %appdata%\Subversion (or if this file has been removed). So, I would
> like to know how works TortoiseSvnProc.exe (or TSVNCahce.exe): does this
> program use a default config file? where is it located? Can we modify it?
The svn library automatically creates that file if it doesn't exist.
That's hard coded in the library, you can not change or interfere there.
Stefan
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