Tom Kielty wrote:
> I am using SVN 1.4.3 via Apache.
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> When we created our repository we were restricting access. You had to
> have a valid account and access rights to even read the repository. And
> based on your login you can only view parts of the repository.
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> We also use a CI tool that cannot pass command line args to login to SVN
> to get the lastest source. The dev. has requested a special anonymous
> read-only access. I believe I have figured out how to give read-only
> access to anonymous users, by creating an new <LOCATION> in the
> http.conf . But now I am wondering how do I restrict what directories
> they can see? I only want them to see a small subset of directories.
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> Thoughts?
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> Tom
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I created two trees and make tags to the read-only tree.
I think SVN processes user rights from the leafs of the tree first
so setting rights one subdirectory at a time works.
-pekka-
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Received on Mon Jun 11 19:06:43 2007