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Re: restricting checkout???

From: Steve Greenland <steveg_at_lsli.com>
Date: 2005-04-27 21:08:18 CEST

On Wed, Apr 27, 2005 at 11:15:51AM -0700, bruce wrote:
> i mean view via a browser... if i setup the user to have dir/file
> access/auth, then the user can not only view the file via the browser, but
> the user could also fetch/download/checkout all files for a given project.
>
> i'd like to allow a user to view the dir/file from a browser.. but not
> checkout the project files via a browser...

I still don't think you can do this. If the files are accessible via
http for viewing under any sort of reasonable layout, then I can obtain
them all pretty quickly, either with wget or a few minutes of scripting.

If you're going to let people view the files at all, why do you care how
they get them? The only thing that comes to mind is blocking access to
log comments and other metadata, in which case I'd suggest setting up a
hook script (or daily cron job) to keep an exported view current, and
then serve only that tree by http.

Steve

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