On Aug 22, 2008, at 03:52, vinay i wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 2:11 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>
>> So it sounds like the repository files are writable by any user. I
>> would recommend changing that so only a single user, "svn", is
>> allowed to read and write the repository files. Then, start up
>> svnserve and require all your users to access the repository using
>> svnserve, even if they're accessing it from the same machine. You
>> can have any access restrictions you want, and you remove the risk
>> of users accidentally (or intentionally) damaging the repository.
>
>
> Ryan I did try this out though I didn't create a sinlge user. But I
> started svnserve and setup access control for users in the Autz
> file. When users used svn+ssh everythign seemed to work fine, but
> when they use file:/// no access restrictions worked.
That is correct. There are not and can't really be any access
restrictions for file:/// access to a repository.
> If I create a sinlge user svn how will it help the cause? Do you
> mean to say set permissions on the repository directly to only
> single user, svn. Then allow others to access the repository
> through svnserve?
Yes, that's what I mean.
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