On 6/30/06, Bradley Wagner <bradley.wagner@hannonhill.com> wrote:
> Kind of a strange question but here goes. The svn binaries live in /
> usr/local/bin on my machine. I have just set up Apache2 with SVN
> modules and would like to force users to use this. Is there anyway to
> disallow ssh access to the repository? Given that the binaries are
> available when a user logs in via SSH I'm not sure there is a way to
> do this, without moving the ssh binaries. Even then, if a user knew
> the location of the binaries, they could make them available on their
> path in their .bashrc file and continue committing with ssh. I can't
> revoked SSH access to the machine because developers need it for
> other things.
I assume you mean moving the SVN binaries?
> My main problem with ssh access is that I can't enforce my access
> restrictions to various parts of the repository as with the Apache2
> modules.
What version of Subversion are you using? As of SVN 1.3, you can do
per-directory access controls with svnserve pretty much the same as
you can with Apache2, I'm pretty sure.
Failing that, you can use a pre-commit hook to enforce permissions.
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Received on Fri Jun 30 15:32:42 2006