This is normally done using hook scripts.
Try something like this as a pre-commit hook:
#!/bin/sh
echo "Repository is currently read only." >&2
exit 1
Question
I would like to disable for a while access to one of my repositories. Lets call this "repo1". Im using tortoise and after I commented out whole part responsible for repo1 in my subversion.conf file (apache) on the server Im still able to make tortoise updates. Which is weird because I can't reach that repo through browser, or I can't create new repo with this address. Is there something else I have to do besides that conf file?
Solution
This is normally done using hook scripts.
Try something like this as a pre-commit hook:
#!/bin/sh
echo "Repository is currently read only." >&2
exit 1
OTHER TIPS
You can use authz file for restricting access to the repository .
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You need to point your AuthzSVNAccessFile variable(within httpd.conf) to authz file location.