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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Lady Tramp <la...@gmail.com> on 2005/03/25 08:23:18 UTC
About permission on repository
Hi,
I'm new here. I'm setting up a repository and want it to be able to
access via http.
I think that I came to the right way because I can access it from
http. Then, when I begin
to set permission, I have some difficulty. I want the repository can
be access, read/write,
only through http/https. Then, I created a new user 'svn':'svn' and
set the repository
permission to 770. At this point, I cannot access the repository via
http anymore with
username in my AuthUserFile. I wonder, are there anyway to make apache access
repositiory with svn previlege?
thank you
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Re: About permission on repository
Posted by "Martin J. Stumpf" <mj...@jhu.edu>.
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Lady Tramp wrote:
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<pre wrap=""> Then, when I begin
to set permission, I have some difficulty. I want the repository can
be access, read/write,
only through http/https. Then, I created a new user 'svn':'svn' and
set the repository
permission to 770. At this point, I cannot access the repository via
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Apache MUST have rw access to the file trees.<br>
I created a group called svn and added apache (the cannonical user for
httpd) to it. I then create repos with user:root group:svn and set the
mode to 770 as you did. Also make the group setgid. This way I also put
my uid in group svn so that I can run svnadmin on the repos.<br>
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Remember to check the apache logs after making changes. They are a
great source for troubleshooting just what isn't working.<br>
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Get ci and co working without authorization first.<br>
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<pre wrap="">http anymore with
username in my AuthUserFile. I wonder, are there anyway to make apache access
repositiory with svn previlege?
thank you
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