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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Christian Neumair <ch...@gnome-de.org> on 2006/09/10 11:05:54 UTC
AuthZ: Use case for write-only access (i.e.¨user = w¨)?
Maybe someone could tell me a use-case for write-only subversion AuthZ
access?
For instance, in the case where a user ¨user¨ may read a whole tree,
i.e.
[/]
user = r
and write to a specific part of a tree, i.e.
[/foo]
user = w
using both directives with the current code behaves as if
[/foo]
user = rw
was specified.
On the other hand, a statement like
[/]
user = w
IMHO does not make any sense, at least not in a typical SVN environment
- it looks a lot like the UNIX ¨+w-rx¨ directory permissions which are
teh suck at times, when you have to explain users why they cannot access
their files anymore.
Maybe I am missing something, but the web admin GUI I have been writing
for some time currently simply ignores the
user = w
entries because I cannot think of a intuitive GUI and of a use-case for
this construct, and it would help me a lot of
user = w
would always be treated as
user = rw
which does not seem to be the case.
--
Christian Neumair <ch...@gnome-de.org>
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