On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 7:43 PM, Alfredo De Luca
<alfredo.deluca_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all.
> I have apache2 + svn 1.6. If I use SVN with local user it's all ok but
> when I try to integrated with Active Directory I have weird issue.
> With my account (with AD username and password) I have access with no prob.
> Others can't access it at all. Below is the subversion.conf that I am using.
> I have also tried to change my password on AD and still having access
> with the new password. Others in the ldap-group still not having
> access at all.
Ignore AD's LDAP, if I may suggest. Rely on just the Kerberos
credentials to authenticate, underlying AD, and use svnserve.conf to
manage user and group privileges. This completely moves away from the
LDAP intricacies.
> What am I missing? Any clue?
>
> Thanks heaps for any info
>
> Regards
Just that I've frequently found AD's LDAP to be managed by monkeys
trying to write Hamlet by randomly clicking buttons on the screen.
Debugging it for them tends to raise the hackles of the people
administering it: pointing them to the RFC's or walking them through
how the underlying technology works can be really embarassing for all
concerned.
Received on 2015-01-28 05:57:58 CET