On 07/29/2011 01:48 PM, Cooke, Mark wrote:
-----Original Message-----
From: Andy Canfield [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 29 July 2011 05:14
To: [email protected]
Subject: SVNParent authz
I am having a problem with AuthzSVNAccessFile.
Consider the case where I have two repositories, R1 and R2 Some users
are authorized to examine R1 by going to
http://example.com/svn/R1
Other users are authorized to examine R2 by going to
http://example.com/svn/R2
But everyone should be able to see the list of repositories
by going to
http://example.com/svn
I can't get that to work. I am having a problem with the
mod_dav_svn.conf command:
AuthzSVNAccessFile /Subversion/conf/authz
If I have AuthzSVNAccessFile turned off (commented out), then
all users
can see the contents of all repositories. But if I have
AuthzSVNAccssFile turned on, then nobody is authorized to see
the list
of repositories via "http://example.com/svn"; because I can't
figure out
how to set authz to give read access to the repository collection but
limited access to the individual repositories. Here is my
closest guess
for authz -
[groups]
everyone = andy,fred
[/]
@everyone = r
[subdoc:/]
andy = rw
The "[/]" section is the part that is incorrect. How can I
give everyone
read access to "http:///example.com/svn"; without giving them
read access
to "http://example.com/svn/subdoc"; ? Indeed, it seems as if
the instant
I turn on AuthzSVNAccessFile nobody can read
"http://example.com/svn"; at
all.
Thank you for your patience.
There was a bug relating to authz which meant that users had to have
access to the root to see anything, you do not mention which version you
are using?
Version: 1.6.12dfsg-4ubuntu2.1
Note that you can remove permissions as well as grant them, so something
like this should work...
[groups]
everyone = andy,fred
[/]
@everyone = r
[R1:/]
andy = rw
fred =
[R2:/]
andy =
fred = rw
If that does not work, can you post the relevant bits of your apache
conf and also which versions and platforms you are on. For example, I
use the following for our windoze based repos:
<Location /svn/>
DAV svn
SVNParentPath D:/svn/root/
SVNListParentPath On
# restrict access to subversion repository paths...
AuthzForceUsernameCase Lower
AuthzSVNAccessFile D:/path/to/svn-users.txt
</Location>
~ mark c
Thanks. Built my own web page to do the list of repositories. My page
shows megabytes, user and date of last revision, and includes a button
to create a new repository. Goes in through PHP, not via
SVNListParentPath. Access controlled by Apache not Subversion. Works OK.
So we seem to be ready to fly here. Thanks to all.
