I have a subversion repository that is a mirror of another remote repository. I use svnsync to mirror the repository every week. The mirrored repository (local copy) is only there for backup.
I would like to keep the mirrored repository as READ-ONLY, i.e. nobody should be able to commit any changes to this repository but they can use it for reading source files as it is faster than the remote repository.
I had a look around on Google and it seems that a Hook is probably the best option. The only problem is that all of the examples i am seeing on Google are Unix based and i cant find a suitable example for Windows as the mirrored repository is running on a Windows Server.
Any ideas?
Why not just configure anon-access = read and auth-access = read in svnserve.conf?