On Wednesday 04 August 2004 15:36, Deichmann, TauCeti wrote:
You need to modify your svnserve.conf inside the repository/conf directory:
apart from read/write access to authorized users a line like
password-db = userfile.txt should be there
the contents of this userfile.txt contains the userid and password:
something like:
[users]
bush = asshole
etc.
or put it directly in svnserve.conf
Also check if your server is started with or without ssh (-t option).
with ssh you need to checkout with svn+ssh.
Taco Walstra
> Dear Subversion,
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> I am new to Subversion.
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> I am using svnserve to run Subversion over the network. I have the
> repository set up to refuse access to anonymous users, and to give
> read/write access to authorized users. (The exact lines are appended at
> the end of this e-mail.)
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> Whenever I attempt to access the repository over the network, I get a "No
> access allowed to this repository" error. Adding --username and --password
> don't change anything. I suspect that svnserve is simply never requesting
> authorization.
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> How do I configure the server to request authorization?
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> Thank you for your time.
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> Sincerely,
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> TauCeti Deichmann
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> P.S. svnserve.conf:
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> [general]
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> anon-access = none
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> auth-access = write
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> [users]
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> tdeichmann = foobar
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