Re: Setting up authentication with svnserve running under svnservices

> With the above set-up, when I right-click, choose TortoiseSVN > Repo
> Browser, and type svn://localhost/svn-repos the browser cannot open the
> repository. Not unexpected, since according to the documentation, authz
> doesn't permit drive letters. The TortoiseSVN Help and the Subversion
> book are not enlightening on configuration.

It's not that 'authz doesn't permit drive letters': rather, authz
refers to repository-internal-paths, so it has no *relation* with
drive letters.

The above means that your authz file should probably have looked like:

       *** authz ***
       [groups]
       training = fotini,hedley,kellie,neil

       [/] training = rw
       * = r

> But, if the passwd and authz files are completely commented out and the
> only entry in svnserve.conf is
>
> [general]
> anon-access = write
>
> The Repo Browser connects fine and all Subversion operations avaiable from
> the TSVN context menu work as advertised.

Sure. That means svnserve is correctly working and doing what it's told to do.

> How can you use a [pathname] section if the lcoation of root / is
> ambiguous on a computer with multiple drive letters (A to E on one, A to G
> on the other)?

No need, as said above: it's a repository-internal pathname, not a
physical filesystem one.

HTH,

Erik.

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Received on Thu Oct 26 11:38:12 2006