ssh/svn security issue

[artheus]

Hi!

I've recently installed an svn-repository on my ubuntu 9.04 server. And that requires that I use an svn+ssh protocol. Which means that I'd have to open the ssh port for my server to the www. And I don't really want that. So either, I'd want to config the ssh so that it doesn't let any ssh client connect to it, or sftp, which is a big security issue.
I'd really just want to either disable the sftp feature of ssh, or just change the protocol of my svn.

How?

I'm using Openssh, and subversion.

Cheers,
Artheus

[hessiess]

Use Apache with mod_dav_svn and TLS(SSL) instead.

[artheus]

Thanks!

Are there any good tutorials to do this? I can't seem to find any.. I find a partial How-to.. but no good one..

Cheers,
Artheus

[jay.parnaby]

Try this one

Installing Subversion on a Home Ubuntu Server (http://www.keithscode.info/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=27%3Asubversion&catid=18%3Alinux-tutorials&Itemid=34&showall=1)

[artheus]

Really great! Works like a charm! Thanks a lot!

Cheers,
Artheus