On Dec 1, 2005, at 23:17, Res Pons wrote:
> 2. I got my access file in conf/ working restricting access and
> rights. Is it possible to block access per file rather per
> directory? There're couple of files in a directory which contians
> many subdirectories that only few authorized users should modify
> but all other users should have r/w access to the subdirectories
> beneath.
I don't know whether that is possible, sorry.
> 3. I'm trying to turn on and enable the auto-props but I don't
> see /etc/subversion being created. Do I manually create this
> directory? Who should be the owner? Root or www? I copied
> "config, servers, and readme.txt" from Windows side to this newly
> created subdir and tweaked the config file and set enable-auto-
> prop=yes and created [auto-close] with file pattern entries
> underneath it like so *.txt=keyword=Id. Created a new text file,
> checked it in successfully but when I executed "svn proplist
> filename..." I did not see the new properties. Could someone
> please elaborate on this further. Does Subversion automatically
> and magically by default look for /etc/subversion and executes the
> files? I'm lost and this part is not working for me.
auto-props are a client-side thing, not a server-side thing. The
clients need to set up their config files with the auto-props they
want. Any config file in /etc/subversion is merely used as the
default for clients running on that same computer who don't have a
custom config file in their own Subversion directories. So unless
your users are logging in to the Subversion repository server with
SSH (which you said they're not) then an /etc/subversion directory on
the repository server won't do anything for anyone.
What you should do is create a standard config file and distribute it
to your users. Then you should install a pre-commit hook on the
server which verifies committed files against that master config
file, and rejects commits that do not comply. I recently posted a
link to a Python script that someone had written for this purpose.
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Received on Mon Dec 5 06:36:39 2005