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For those using subversion, here is how to protect your svn files with .htaccess.

Working with subversion, it’s important to not store the .svn files on a public web server. Such files may contain passwords and other sensitive data. So to protect any svn files from prying eyes, add this snippet to the site’s root .htaccess file:

# protect svn files
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^(.*/)?\.svn/? - [F,L]

Or, if you’d rather not invoke the majesty of mod_rewrite, roll one up with mod_alias:

# protect svn files
RedirectMatch 403 ^(.*/)?\.svn/?

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