I played arround with this feature but there's one point it will not work. The Apache will deny this request with the following error in the Apache logfile: "The URI does not contain the name of a repository. [403, #190001]". This results in an error 403. At least in my environment it won't work.
Can you change yout config by hand and reload the Apache config to see if it will work in your environment. Please keep me informed.
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I played arround with this feature but there's one point it will not
work. The Apache will deny this request with the following error in the
Apache logfile: "The URI does not contain the name of a repository. [403, #190001]". This results in an error 403. At least in my
environment it won't work.
Can you change yout config by hand and reload the Apache config to see
if it will work in your environment. Please keep me informed.
Status: open Group: v1.0 (example) Created: Sun Mar 25, 2018 03:19 PM UTC by Hermann Gottschalk Last Updated: Sun Mar 25, 2018 03:19 PM UTC Owner: nobody
How to create an access file with
[/]
* = r
in it, so that everybody can get a list of all repositories?
I get
[/]
svnadmin = r
where svnadmin is the admin of svn-access-manager.
edit config. inc.php and set $CONF['write_anonymous_access_rights'] = 1;
This will create anonymous read access. This is an option during install as well.
in the include directory you find the file createAuthFiles.php.
This file ha a bug. Search for \$anonymous and replace with '*' (asterisk)
The error is fixed in the current svnam-0-5-install-fix branch at Sourcefore as well.
Please keep me informed if it works as expected
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I played arround with this feature but there's one point it will not work. The Apache will deny this request with the following error in the Apache logfile: "The URI does not contain the name of a repository. [403, #190001]". This results in an error 403. At least in my environment it won't work.
Can you change yout config by hand and reload the Apache config to see if it will work in your environment. Please keep me informed.
In Our Environment the SVN ist working in Apache.
Also svn-access-manager creates
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svnadmin = r
And this works too. Don't See the difference ...
Am 26. März 2018 09:22:09 MESZ schrieb Thomas Krieger tom_krieger@users.sourceforge.net:
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#14ok so you can do the following things:
edit config. inc.php and set $CONF['write_anonymous_access_rights'] = 1;
This will create anonymous read access. This is an option during install as well.
in the include directory you find the file createAuthFiles.php.
This file ha a bug. Search for \$anonymous and replace with '*' (asterisk)
The error is fixed in the current svnam-0-5-install-fix branch at Sourcefore as well.
Please keep me informed if it works as expected
Hi,
who is "everbody"?
Everbody with an account or world readable?
Try to use the Subversion feature to allow anonymous access.
Ups... my solution is only valid for single repositories, not for root level!