Thanks it helped
Right know I don' understand what I was thinking
regards
Norbert
Lieven Govaerts schrieb:
> Norbert,
>
> I don't really understand what you're trying to do in the authz file,
> so let's try to see what's going wrong there.
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Norbert Thek [mailto:norbert@thek.at]
>>
>> Hello
>> I'm using svnserver under Windows
>> so far so good
>>
>
> You're using svnserve, so that means you have one authz per repository.
> The authz file contains a section per folder in your repository for
> which you want to specify the access rights.
>
>
>> The problem is, that I cannot authenticate my user?
>> I think I have an error in my authz file
>> *****
>> [groups]
>> theMasters = user1
>> [x:/xxxx/svn_repos/]
>> user1 = rw
>> [repositroy:/da]
>> user1 = rw
>> @theMasters = rw
>> *****
>> Is there some more detailed example or description of the
>> authorization file?
>>
>
> The correct syntax would be ( example access rights )
>
> [groups]
> theMasters = user1
> admins = admin1, admin2
>
> [/] # <- root folder of your repository
> * = r
> @admins = rw
>
> [/da] # da subfolder in your repository
> @theMasters = rw
>
>
>> I also post my svnserve.conf file, probalby my error is here
>> ******
>> [general]
>> anon-access = read
>> auth-access = write
>> password-db = passwd
>> authz-db = authz
>> ******
>>
>
> If you want to specify access per folders with the authz file, put this in
> your svnserve.conf:
>
> anon-access = none
> auth-access = write
>
> You cannot use anonymous access when using authz! You have to give users
> read rights on the root of your repository of you want to allow them write
> access somewhere deeper in the repository ( bug in svnserve 1.3 )!
>
> Hope this makes thing a litte bit more clear,
>
> Lieven.
>
>
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