Re: SSPI + Apache + Windows XP + TortoiseSvn = I crazed

"Luis Braga" <lbraga@fpf.br> wrote on 09/16/2004 04:42:51 PM:

> 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 - step ok
> 5 - install TortoiseSvn in a client machine - step ok
> 6 - all works fine, i do checkout, commit and updates gracefully.
>
>
> 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.
>

I have this configuration directive for SSPI in Apache:

SSPIOmitDomain On

This strips the Domain from the authentication. In my SVN Access file, I
then just have usernames. Works great.

I would post your Apache <location> directive if this does not help.

Mark

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Received on Thu Sep 16 23:06:53 2004