> -----Original Message----- > From: hsantos [mailto:sant9...@gmail.com] > Sent: 05 March 2011 10:13 > To: users@subversion.apache.org > Subject: Windows Authentication and/or suggestion > > Hi > > To prepare the migration process from our long time usage of CVS based > projects to SVN, I successfully installed and got the current versions > of SUBVERSION, Apache APR web server running. Instructions were > overall pretty good for the basic/quick installation and testing. > > But I don't get how to setup for Windows authentication. I have been > exploring SVN usage, the SVN repository framework, creating of > repositories and import process, but I had to set anonymous write > permission and/or use the passwd file to be able to import. > > I have two somewhat related questions: > > 1) I prefer to use windows authentication, what are the basic steps > here in preparing both SVNSERVE (and Apache APR?
What exactly do you mean by "windows authentication"? Do you use Active Directory? In which case look into apache's mod_ldap module but you'll want to switch to https if you are using http so that you are not transmitting usernames and passwords in plain text... > 2) I did not see a way or set/edit default files, if any, used for the > new repository conf folder files? > > I was looking at #2 when I figured if I can do #1 I can avoid #2. > Indeed, using apache means those files are ignored AFAIK... ~ mark c
