The answer to your second query is: use svnserv or apache, and change the
repository ownership so that only the apache user can read/write to the
subversion repository. that way, you have to use svnserv or http, and
file-based access won't work.
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From: shib_leo@yahoo.co.in [mailto:shib_leo@yahoo.co.in]
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 8:32 AM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: SVN freeze/lock, SVNADMIN control
I am running svn server on Fedora3 Linux. I am using svn://path and
svn+ssh://path to access my repository.
I want to freeze or lock my source repository so that users can't check in
any code. I guess i can do that by cheanging the setting in svnserve.conf,
i.e. change auth-access = write to read.
Now i want only some users to be able to check in, while others should not
be. How do i achieve this ?
Is there any other way i can freeze the source repository ??
Another query is, my users have shell access to the system. I want to
control/restrict the use of the admin commands, like creating or deleting
the repository, etc. How can i restrict access so that only a superuser
can do these ?
Thanks.
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Received on Mon Aug 8 16:29:40 2005