"Oscarsen, Anders" <anders.oscar...@logica.com> writes: > With this authz file: > > #--------------------------------------- > [groups] > group0 = user1 > group1 = user1 > group2 = > > [/] > @group0 = r > > [/folder1] > @group1 = w > > [/folder2] > @group2 = w > > #--------------------------------------- > > user1 has: > * read access to / and /folder2 > * no read access to /folder1.
No. This [/] @group0 = r gives blanket read access to everything under / for members of group1, including /folder1, /folder2, /foo and /bar. This [/folder1] @group1 = w adds write access to /folder1 for members of group1, it doesn't remove any access from anybody. If you want to remove access you need to specify the removal explicitly in some way, perhaps: [/folder1] * = @group1 = rw -- Certified & Supported Apache Subversion Downloads: http://www.wandisco.com/subversion/download
