subversion in a class env.

[Dmitry Beransky <db...@dembel.org>]

Hi,

I want to use subversion in a java class i'm about to teach.  Is there a 
way to set up permissions in such a way that every student has 
access to his/her files only and I have access to everyone's files?

Thanks
D.

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Re: subversion in a class env.

[Dmitry Beransky <db...@dembel.org>]

Right now I have svn+ssh set up.  But I can run subversion under Apache as 
well if need be.  Basically, I guess, what I'm asking is this:  is having 
multiple repositories the only way to put users into sandboxes or is there 
a way to restrict a user's access to a particular within a single repository?


Thanks
Dmitry


At 01:58 AM 9/19/2005, Ximon Eighteen wrote:
>I can think of three ways off the top of my head.
>[...]
>I'd give more detail but it really depends on how you are using/plan to 
>use Subversion as a server. Does/will your Subversion server be served by 
>Apache or not?


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Re: subversion in a class env.

[Ximon Eighteen <xi...@int.greenpeace.org>]

Dmitry Beransky wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I want to use subversion in a java class i'm about to teach.  Is there a 
> way to set up permissions in such a way that every student has access to 
> his/her files only and I have access to everyone's files?

I can think of three ways off the top of my head.

1. Use svn+ssh, put yourself in a group that has access to the all 
repository folders but make each repository for a user owned by just 
that user and the group you (but not they) are a member of.

2. Use mod_authz_svn with a block in the config file for each repository 
and a user account for each user, then mention you in each repository 
block, but individual users only in their own repository block.

3. Use Limit and/or LimitExcept in combination with LDAP auth.

I'd give more detail but it really depends on how you are using/plan to 
use Subversion as a server. Does/will your Subversion server be served 
by Apache or not?

Ximon


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