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Restricting access to only one repository?

From: Richard Michael <rmichael-subversion_at_edgeofthenet.org>
Date: 2007-12-14 22:43:52 CET

Hello,

I have several repositories under /path/to/repos.

I would like to restrict remote access from a specific host to only one
specific repository.

I tried doing this with a public key, and forcing

"svnserve -t -r /path/to/repos/specific_repo"

in the .ssh/authorized_keys files. But this doesn't seem to do it, I'm
pretty sure I was confused about "-r" (it can't specific a repo, just
root path *to* the repos).

I want one machine to have access to all the repos, so I really just
want to tell svnserve, "only give this repo to this remote machine. For
this reason, I don't want to do this by usernames, etc. to the system.

What would be a reasonable way to do this?

Thanks,
Richard

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