Re: Securing SVN directories

> If you are using svn+ssh, things are a bit trickier because you need
> to have the read/write access on both the owner and group, and the

Yep, I forgot to mention in my earlier post that my users do access my
repo via svn+ssh.

Actually I'd recommend running svnserve and tunnel each user accessing the
repo individually - and by doing so keep all info concerning keys in one
authorized_keys file. That saves some administrative hassle concerning all
the SSH user accounts and their .ssh directories. (Unfortunately I cannot
go this way myself, since I need all the accounts for SSH access to CVS
repos as well.)

Marko

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