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Subversion authentication on Unix

From: S M <smpub2000_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 14:05:22 -0700 (PDT)

I installed Collabnet Subversion 1.4.6-2 on Solaris 10, using svnserve. I have following questions:

1. Can Subversion server use Unix login information for username/passwd authentication, preferably using svnserve method. If so, what are the steps for this configuration. If its not possible with svnserve, how can I configure it with Apache to use Unix account info.

2. The authentication settings used to be in the conf directory of the repository. But with this Collabnet version, the authentication information is configured through the "Configure-CollabNet-Subversion" script and is saved elsewhere. Where is the information saved.

3. If read-anonymous is allowed on the server, svn client does not prompt for user/passwd information. How can this be set, specifically for command-line and Tortoise SVN clients.

Thanks,
SM.

        
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