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Permission scheme - comments requested please

From: David Aldrich <david.aldrich_at_eu.nec.com>
Date: Wed, 6 May 2009 16:34:28 +0100

Hi

We have a large project that is divided into a number of libraries and a set of core code. So our directory structure looks like:

MyProj---core
       |
       |-LibA
       |
       |-LibB
       |
       |-LibC

The core can be built with any one library. We have different groups of globally distributed developers and want to restrict their access to the libraries. So team A should only see core + LibA, and team B should only see core + LibB etc.

We want everything in the same repo so that the entire system can be easily tagged. We use https for security.

My intention is to restrict access to the libraries using Apache. A developer will then checkout MyProj with 'depth empty' and then checkout the lib they have access to using 'depth infinity' (we could do this using a script).

Is it easy to configure Apache to do this?

Am I on the right track?

David

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