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Configuration authz wildcard for projects

From: Justus Stadler_external <Justus.Stadler_external_at_de.kspg.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Jul 2009 09:52:39 +0200

Hi,
I'm running a repo containing several projects via svnserve. My repo looks
like this:

svn://host/projekts/ projekt1-trunk
                                                           -tags
                                                           -branches
                                           project2-trunk
                                                           -tags
                                                           -branches
                                           project3-trunk
                                                           -tags
                                                           -branches
     ....and so on....
Now when configurating the rights for the users for this repository, I
have something like this in the file "authz"

[groups]
admin = me, another
developers = harry, sally .....
....
[/]
$anonymous = r
@admin = rw
@developers = rw
....
[projects:/project1/tags]
* = r
@admin = rw
...
[projects:/project2/tags]
* = r
@admin = rw
...

As you see, the authz file is used by several repositorys. I want only the
admins to have the right to change anything contained in tags or to create
a tag.
I was now wondering, if there is a wildcard for folders so I will not have
to configurate all projct-tags for themselfes. So what I'm looking for
would be:

[projects:/*/tags]
* = r
@admin = rw

Do you know of a wildcard?

Thank you very much.
Justus Stadler

Ps: Windows XP SP3 and SVN 1.6.3 both on clients and server

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