I think that is the way it has to be if you use the SVNParentPath
option. svnserve has no need to understand the [repos:/path] syntax
since it only looks at one repository at a time. Also, if you use the
SVNPath directive in your httpd.conf config, you don't need to use the
[repos:/path] syntax either. That, however, is a pain if you have
more than a few repositories.
I maintain the master authz file for dav access and each individual
repository authz file with a perl script.
On 10/24/06, Jehan PROCACCIA <Jehan.Procaccia@int-evry.fr> wrote:
> hello
>
> when I set in apache a common to all repositories AuthzSVNAccessFile it
> works fine to include ACL this way:
> for repsoitory "essais" I set [essais:/] -> then it's OK for DAV
> clients, ACL are well honored :-)
> however if I point svnserve.conf to that same authz file, ACL are not
> working :-(
> I noticed that when I create a dedicated authz file for svnserve
> containing ACL with that syntax [/essais], then it works !
> Why svnserve authz cannot understand the [repository:/] syntax ? isn't
> it supported ? it's very annoying to maintain two authz files for one
> repository depending on which protocols the clients use (Dav or svn+ssh ) .
>
> Help please .
>
> thanks.
>
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