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I think it would be useful to separate the i-bay namespace and the subversion namespace. For example, if the repositories were under http://{server-name}/svn/{repository-name} then they would not limit the i-bay names and vice-versa. There may be issues with permissions (maybe the same name cannot be used as an SVN repo and and i-bay?)
 
I think it would be useful to separate the i-bay namespace and the subversion namespace. For example, if the repositories were under http://{server-name}/svn/{repository-name} then they would not limit the i-bay names and vice-versa. There may be issues with permissions (maybe the same name cannot be used as an SVN repo and and i-bay?)
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It is not just i-bay names - it is folders too. If I create an SVN repo called 'test' and create a folder called 'test' in the primary i-bay html folder, then a browser pointed to http://server/test will hook up to the i-bay folder rather than the SVN web view.
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It is not just i-bay names - it is folders too. If I create an SVN repo called 'test' and create a folder called 'test' in the primary i-bay html folder, then a browser pointed to http://server/test will hook up to the i-bay folder rather than the SVN web view. I'm not sure if this would be considered a bug?
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