> > > CVSWeb has been surpassed in functionality and maintainability by Greg
> > > Stein's ViewCVS, and I've added support for Subversion to ViewCVS.
> >
> > what protocol is used to access the repository?
> > If it's file:// then we loose all the great access control provided by
> > Apache :-(
>
> Huh?
>
> CVSWeb and ViewCVS are both CGI scripts that run in a web server. You
> point your web browser at URIs to the cgi scripts (with particular
> query strings), and various views of the repository are displayed.
>
> So the protocol used is HTTP.
>
> Ahhh... I think I understand your question. You're asking "does
> ViewCVS have any authorization controls?" Right?
I guess one could create the following section in httpd.conf
<Location path/to/viewCVS/cgi>
with the same Auth settings as for the SVN Location section.
Or even better, using Location with a regular expression and combining the
auth settings for SVN and ViewCVS in one section (no redundancy).
As anyone ever tried this?
JL
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Received on Sat Jun 14 05:35:03 2003