Hi I am experiencing some unusual, access issues. Basically, I set up my reposiotires when group level premissions. So I create a repository through SVNManager tool. I have 4 user groups, CM, dev, test, and prod. The access I set up through reposiory edit is as follows:
/ CM rw
/ dev r
/ test r
/ prod r
/trunk dev rw
so CM has r/w to / (root), everyone else read, dev has r/w to only /trunk.
However, when I log on as a developer I can write to /.
User access works, but permissions don't seem to work.
Please help.
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Disregard this question. I figured it out. The actual problem was in the configuration with subversion not SVNManager. To fix this I had to add the access definitions in the subversion.conf file in the /etc/httpd/conf.d directory. Basicaaly this file tells apache how to control access and permissiions to repositories and other information.
thanx
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Hi I am experiencing some unusual, access issues. Basically, I set up my reposiotires when group level premissions. So I create a repository through SVNManager tool. I have 4 user groups, CM, dev, test, and prod. The access I set up through reposiory edit is as follows:
/ CM rw
/ dev r
/ test r
/ prod r
/trunk dev rw
so CM has r/w to / (root), everyone else read, dev has r/w to only /trunk.
However, when I log on as a developer I can write to /.
User access works, but permissions don't seem to work.
Please help.
Disregard this question. I figured it out. The actual problem was in the configuration with subversion not SVNManager. To fix this I had to add the access definitions in the subversion.conf file in the /etc/httpd/conf.d directory. Basicaaly this file tells apache how to control access and permissiions to repositories and other information.
thanx