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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Mark Withington <mw...@PLMresearch.com> on 2005/09/19 20:37:01 UTC
RE: Windows hook scripts [GFI-T62621-43343AFAF33B7517]
This is really strange. I commit to my repository two separate times, the
.exe files (e.g. post-commit.exe) runs but the .bat files (e.g.
post-commit.bat) do not. I have my repository on one machine and working
copy on another, using tortoise as a client (with the bugtraq variable set
in the properties file). Anyone have any suggested?
Thanks,
Mark
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeff Cave [mailto:jeff.cave@sunergon.com]
> Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 3:37 PM
> To: plmrsrch@plmresearch.com
> Subject: RE: Windows hook scripts [GFI-T62621-43343AFAF33B7517]
>
>
> I have a sample of a pre-commit hook script that I use to
> enforce some locking rules for one of our projects. I used a
> batch file to redirect to a Windows Scripting file. I doubt
> it is the most efficient example of how to do something like
> this, but it works.
>
> If you get it working, would you mind sending me a copy? We
> aren't using Mantis, but I would like to look into
> integrating SVN with our Issue Tracker at some point.
>
> Jeff Cave
> Sunergon Information Services, Inc.
> (403)247-1723
>
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User Access
Posted by S I <xi...@hotmail.com>.
Can anyone help me with user access please? Am I on the right track here?
Do you see anything wrong with my file? Thanks.
We've set up and are running Subversion under Apache2. In http.conf I'm
pointing
# AuthzSVNAccessFile /local1/svn/conf/svn-access-file
In svn-access-file I've created the following:
[groups]
svnAdmin = me (user1), backupGuy
svnTag = me (user1),
everyone = user1, user2, user3, user4, user5
readOnly = userX, userY, userZ
specific = user1, user3, userY
[/]
* = r
@svnAdmin = rw
[proj1]
@everyone = rw
@readOnly = r
[proj2]
@everyone = rw
@readOnly = r
[/tags]
@svnTag = rw
@everyone = r
@readOnly = r
[path/specific.file]
@specific = rw
@everyone = r
@readOnly = r
Per manual:
* if a user's not mentioned at all, no access is allowed.
* permissions are inherited from parent to child.
Q1: In [/tags], does @svnTag's write access supercede the other groups
mentioned, although me (user1) being part of the other groups as well? Can
users be mixed and matched? I would like to restrict 'write' permission to
/tags for everyone except myself.
Q2: Can permissions be expressed per file rather than subdirs? Does the
last entry in my file, [path/specific.file], make sense at all? How can I
achieve per file access? There're couple of files that only a select few
should modify and everyone else be denied 'write' access but only read.
Q3: Once ready to uncomment the line in http.conf to turn it on, could
Apache be running or should I bring it down first? In other words, is the
.conf file dynamic or requires a cycling of the server or Apache?
Thanks
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User Access
Posted by S I <xi...@hotmail.com>.
Can anyone help me with user access please? Am I on the right track here?
Do you see anything wrong with my file? Thanks.
We've set up and are running Subversion under Apache2. In http.conf I'm
pointing
# AuthzSVNAccessFile /local1/svn/conf/svn-access-file
In svn-access-file I've created the following:
[groups]
svnAdmin = me (user1), backupGuy
svnTag = me (user1),
everyone = user1, user2, user3, user4, user5
readOnly = userX, userY, userZ
specific = user1, user3, userY
[/]
* = r
@svnAdmin = rw
[proj1]
@everyone = rw
@readOnly = r
[proj2]
@everyone = rw
@readOnly = r
[/tags]
@svnTag = rw
@everyone = r
@readOnly = r
[path/specific.file]
@specific = rw
@everyone = r
@readOnly = r
Per manual:
* if a user's not mentioned at all, no access is allowed.
* permissions are inherited from parent to child.
Q1: In [/tags], does @svnTag's write access supercede the other groups
mentioned, although me (user1) being part of the other groups as well? Can
users be mixed and matched? I would like to restrict 'write' permission to
/tags for everyone except myself.
Q2: Can permissions be expressed per file rather than subdirs? Does the
last entry in my file, [path/specific.file], make sense at all? How can I
achieve per file access? There're couple of files that only a select few
should modify and everyone else be denied 'write' access but only read.
Q3: Once ready to uncomment the line in http.conf to turn it on, could
Apache be running or should I bring it down first? In other words, is the
.conf file dynamic or requires a cycling of the server or Apache?
Thanks
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