Re: Authz database alternative?

Around about 17/09/12 12:11, fingerco_at_ccs.neu.edu typed ...
> It has gotten to the point where we have an extremely large and
> hard-to-manage Authz file and would like a more scalable/automated solution.

   There are a few authz editor frontends, most of which store user
data/permissions in a backend database (and then re-write the authz file for
you when you've done).

   Most are web-based, there's a locally-run Java one (I forget their names,
just google “subversion authz editor”). But I've yet to find one that will
cleanly import *current* configs., and I never fancied redoing all of ours
enough to bother installing one.

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[neil_at_fnx ~]# rm -f .signature
[neil_at_fnx ~]# ls -l .signature
ls: .signature: No such file or directory
[neil_at_fnx ~]# exit