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Re: Administering multiple repositories

From: Konrad Rosenbaum <konrad_at_silmor.de>
Date: 2004-10-08 13:15:53 CEST

Kevin Jones said:
> I'm mainly a Windows developer/user with some Linux knowledge/experience,
> but not too much Linux admin experience.

So there is hope... ;-)

> ii) What are the implications of sticking with 'apache' as owner/group

Everything else that runs with your apache user (eg. any scripts on the
web server) can read/write the repository and potentially mess it up

> iii) What are the implications of using a different user/group

Apache (and SVN WebDAV) cannot write it (except if the permissions are
broad enough).

You should stick with apache running SVN, but take some care what else
runs there.

> iv) My real question. I have multiple repositories under SVNParentPath,
> can
> I specify different subversion access permissions for those repositories
> or
> should I go back to httpd.conf and add multiple <Location ...> entries
> with
> different access permissions for each repo.

Use authz. The same chapter as the description of the DAV installation. ;-)

You can then specify different ACLs for each repository.

    Konrad

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