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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Paulo Eduardo Neves <pa...@gmail.com> on 2010/05/10 22:16:07 UTC
Complex Apache configuration: allow anonymous read access just from a
specific IP
Hi,
due to some strict business requirements, I need to do an overly
complex subversion repository access through Apache. I won't
configure it myself, so please see this is a no exit alley. Maybe
there is even a simpler way to configure it.
I'm integrating two repositories using the svn:external property.
I'm thinking to configure this external repository with two virtual
hosts. One open to everybody in the Internet, just can be accessed
with a password. The other one will just be accessed by my project,
will have a "host allow ip.of.my.proxy' and the option "Satisfy Any"
My great doubt is if two virtual hosts can access the same repository
without conflicts.
Is this a good idea?
Here are my restrictions are:
1) I'd like to access the external repository for reading without
passwords
2) Just our proxy server my access the repository without password
3) We should be able to access just a subdir in the external
repository
4) the external repository should be password accessible for anybody
in the Internet
5) a few people here would access the external repository with a
password to do commits
regards,
Paulo Eduardo Neves