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> On Oct 6, 2016, at 3:23 PM, s...@crccoding.com wrote: > > Hi! > Is it possible to use Active Directory (Server 2008 R2) to manage users for a > subversion 1.9.4? > > Joseph > I do. There are a couple options. You can use Apache as your front end server and configure it via its LDAP support. Or, what I do, is use svnserve with SASL to perform the LDAP authentication. I preferred using svnserve because of the bag of hurt that is RedHat Linux which I was forced to use. If you are on good terms with your AD admins, you can try to get SASL/GSSAPI (Kerberos) as the best option. If that doesn't work, and if you don't mind your passwords moving through your network in the clear, SASL/plain will also work. If you need to support Macs on your network, the SVN libraries supplied by Apple are not built with SASL support, so fallback to svn+ssh. I had good luck with SVN supplied by home brew in this case.
