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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Mikhail Sobolev <ms...@mawhrin.net> on 2004/08/02 08:56:41 UTC
authz documentation
Hi
I'm trying to better understand features of mod_authz_svn module. So
far only two sources of information were found:
-- INSTALL file that accompanies mod_authz_svn sources
-- Subversion Book
However I could not find the answer for the following questions:
* in case [project:/path] and [/path] both exist, how they are processed
* if two records exist '* = r' and 'harry = ', what rights harry
will have?
* are those pathes pathes to directories only, or it's also possible
to control access on per-file basis?
Regards
--
Misha
Re: authz documentation
Posted by Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>.
On Mon, 2004-08-02 at 03:56, Mikhail Sobolev wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm trying to better understand features of mod_authz_svn module. So
> far only two sources of information were found:
> -- INSTALL file that accompanies mod_authz_svn sources
> -- Subversion Book
>
> However I could not find the answer for the following questions:
> * in case [project:/path] and [/path] both exist, how they are processed
Specific repository overrides the "general" repository one, i.e. it's
matched first.
> * if two records exist '* = r' and 'harry = ', what rights harry
> will have?
Again, the more specific one wins. "harry" matches both "harry" and
"*", but the "harry" one will override the general "*" match.
> * are those pathes pathes to directories only, or it's also possible
> to control access on per-file basis?
Access is on paths; it doesn't matter if the path is a directory or
file, they all work.
Thanks for the feedback; I'll make a note to clarify this in the book.
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Re: authz documentation
Posted by Mikhail Sobolev <ms...@mawhrin.net>.
On Mon, Aug 02, 2004 at 12:56:41PM +0400, Mikhail Sobolev wrote:
> However I could not find the answer for the following questions:
> * in case [project:/path] and [/path] both exist, how they are processed
> * if two records exist '* = r' and 'harry = ', what rights harry
> will have?
> * are those pathes pathes to directories only, or it's also possible
> to control access on per-file basis?
Also, what happens if the user belongs to several groups, and these
groups have different access rights?
--
Misha