Comment on Using SVN makes your site extremely vulnerableparentComments−chrismear16yOf course, it's not too tricky to configure, say, Apache to block access to all the .svn directories:http://www.subversionary.org/martintomes/preventing-access-t... http://blog.samdevore.com/archives/2006/05/01/hivelogic-prev...−masklinn16yCase in point to complement my previous post:http://fr.php.net/.svn/entries securehttp://fr2.php.net/.svn/entries open−masklinn16yIt's not, but if you ever forget to set this config anywhere, you're hosed.The ideal way is to not take the risk in the first place. You can't forget something you don't have to do.
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Of course, it's not too tricky to configure, say, Apache to block access to all the .svn directories:
http://www.subversionary.org/martintomes/preventing-access-t... http://blog.samdevore.com/archives/2006/05/01/hivelogic-prev...
Case in point to complement my previous post:
http://fr.php.net/.svn/entries secure
http://fr2.php.net/.svn/entries open
It's not, but if you ever forget to set this config anywhere, you're hosed.
The ideal way is to not take the risk in the first place. You can't forget something you don't have to do.