Re: AW: AW: SVNListParentPath does not work in conjunction with AuthzSVNAccessFi

[Frank Gruman <fg...@verizon.net>]

Sheryl wrote:
>> Thanks. However, introducing the index file hasn't helped.
>> Well, the listings below a specific repository are now beautified.
>> But the problem remains that the set of available repositories below
>> SVNParentPath isn't listed.
>
> I have the same problem.  The SVNListParentPath worked beautifully until I
> introduced the authz directives.
>
> Sheryl
>
>

Can I see a copy of your authz file?  Also - check your access and error logs.  Does the name appearing in there match the name you have configured in your Authz file?

Regards,
Frank


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Re: AW: AW: SVNListParentPath does not work in conjunction with AuthzSVNAccessFi

[Sheryl <gu...@his.com>]

Frank Gruman wrote:

>
> Can I see a copy of your authz file?  Also - check your access and error
> logs.  Does the name appearing in there match the name you have configured
> in your Authz file?
>
> Regards,
> Frank
>

Thanks for the offer of help.  I've installed WebSVN and so this isn't
really an urgent issue for me at the moment.  I'm just confirming that
I've seen the same thing.

In case it helps, the message I'm getting in the error log is "The URI
does not contain the name of a repository."  The user name in the access
log is the name I configured in the access log.  The access log works fine
if I access on the repository level.

My authz file (sanitized)

[general]
realm = ABC Repository
anon-access = none

[groups]
admins = user1, user2, user3

[/]
@admins = rw

[apple:/]
user1 = r
user4 = r
user5 = r

and so forth.

Thanks,

Sheryl

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