Hello community, I have an Apache 2.4 which shall deliver SVN repos by the http-Protocol. I'm experienced with standard Basic Authentification and path-based authorization for the Subversion repo.
In my new application, the authentication will be done by a LUA-script using the directive "LuaHookCheckUserID". Generally, the LUA script works as expected (used this documentation<https://httpd.apache.org/docs/trunk/mod/mod_lua.html#luahookcheckuserid>). Unfortunately it seems, that the authorization file (Subversion Accessfile) is not read out correctly. I see an empty repo with my (authorized) user. >From the logfile (Debug/Error) I see, that LUA granted my user. But also a >"Access denied" message on a SVN file path: [lua:debug] [pid 6872:tid ] @/path/to/hook.lua(29): [client ip] Accepted user myuser [authz_svn:info] [pid 6872:tid ] [client ip] Access granted: 'myuser' GET (null) [authz_svn:debug] [pid 6872:tid ] subversion/mod_authz_svn/mod_authz_svn.c(450): [client ip] Path to authz file is /path/to/accessfile [authz_svn:info] [pid 6872:tid ] [client ip] Access denied: - GET repo002:/file.txt My simplest working LUA-Scripts goes here: require 'apache2' function authcheck_hook(r) r.user = "myuser" r:debug("Accepted user " .. r.user) return apache2.OK end This is the configuration for the Repo: <Location /svn/repo002> DAV svn SVNPath "/path/to/repo002" AuthzSVNAccessFile "/path/to/accessfile" Require valid-user LuaHookCheckUserID "/path/to/hook.lua" authcheck_hook </Location> I have a basic-auth secured repo with the same accessfile nearby and it works correctly. Question: How can I give the "authz_svn" module my username from LUA? I think this is the problem. Thanks and Kind Regards, Stefan Hauffe
