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AuthzSVNAccessFile: trying to explicitly deny permission to someone

From: Jean-Luc Wasmer <jl+subversion_at_lists.wasmer.ca>
Date: 2005-06-06 17:57:10 CEST

Hi,

Here are the access rules I'm trying to setup for my repository:

- by default, every one should be able to read-write
- harry can only read the content of the trunk-tags-branches directories
(he cannot read below that level)
- harry can read-write anything in /trunk/project-h

First, can I use regular expression in the paths?
It didn't seem to work, so I simplified the rules:

*******************

[/]
* = rw

[/trunk/]
harry =

[/branches/]
harry =

[/tags/]
harry =

[/trunk/project-h]
harry = rw

*******************

Now, harry should be able to see the content of /, but nothing below
that level except for /trunk/project-h, right ?
What happens is Harry can browse anything! (I didn't try write)

What did I do wrong?

JL

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