Hi, .... let me cry :-(
I'm trying to use apache SSPI with subversion, what I did:
1 - Install apache - step ok
2 - install subversion - step ok
3 - configure httpd.conf to load modules required and create a location point to my repositories folder - step ok
4 - create the repository - step ok
4 - test on IE http://myserver:8066/svn/myprojetc <BLOCKED::http://myserver:8066/svn/myprojetc> - step ok
5 - install TortoiseSvn in a client machine - step ok
6 - all works fine, i do checkout, commit and updates gracefully.
But I need control access by folders of repository.
my structure itīs like:
/myproject
---/doc
------/pub
------/priv
---/src
---/lib
---/ext
---/img
Then I found in help of TortoiseSvn that I can create a file with groups/users and configure access type.
So I uncomment the line in httpd.conf (and restart apache).
#AuthzSVNAccessFile svnaccessfile
and I did create the Subversion access file, like that
#start
[groups]
programmers = DOM\lcruz, DOM\mcerquinho, DOM\asouza, ...
analysts = DOM\lbraga, DOM\amedeiros, ...
[/]
* = r
@programmers = rw
#give the doc people write access to the docs folder
[/myproject/doc]
@programmers = r
@analysts = rw
...
#end
Now I can read repository, but canīt commit, if I change line * = rw on root dir I can commit, but all users of domain can do it, and I want give access to write only to some users.
Help please :-(
thanks a lot
Luis Braga
Received on Thu Sep 16 22:44:27 2004