Restricting access

Hi,

I've an SVN server, accessed by svn+ssh, with 2 repositories. I'd like
to control access to the repositories.

The SSH config includes the setup to specify the tunnel user, eg:

command="/usr/local/bin/svnserve -t
--tunnel-user=marsh",no-port-forwarding,no-agent-forwarding,no-X11-forwa
rding,no-pty

My svnserve.conf file has:

-----
[general]
anon-access = none
auth-access = write
authz-db = authz
realm = test_r
-----

My authz file has:

-----
[groups]
test_group = marsh

[/]
@test_group = r
-----

This config works ok, and user "marsh" has r/o access to the repository.
However I want to use the same authz file for 2 repositories
(changing "authz-db = authz" to "authz-db = /somedir/authz")

So I thought that I'd need to specify the realm in the authz file, and
then later on add a second realm config:

-----
[groups]
test_group = marsh

[test_r:/]
@test_group = r
-----

But instead I get an authorisation failure.

NB: At this point, both authz and svnserv.conf are in the same conf/
directory under one repository.

The full unix path to the repo is /svn/test_abc, so does the [test_r:/]
refer to the root of the repository - OR - the unix filepath ?

What did I miss??

Adrian

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Received on Wed Mar 7 15:55:27 2007