Subversion Permissions Document AuthzsvnaccessFile example [Pick]

Subversion Permissions Document AuthzsvnaccessFile Example

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When using the Subversion, the authentication file AuthzsvnAccessFile can control the permissions of each directory, but there are fewer documents, less Chinese documents. The method is explained below by instance.

Environment Windows 2003 Server, LAN, Domain: Domain.com.cnapache 2.0.52SUBVERSION 1.1.0TORTOIISESVN 1.1.0LanguagePack_1.1.0_zh_cn

Example: Repository is stored under D: / Repository, there are two repository: Test and Xtest Each Repostory has the same structure: Root: 01.txt 02.txt folder 1-: 11.txt 12.txt folder 2-: 21. TXT 22.TXT Different read and write permissions for catalog 1 and 2 Basic Authentication

Modify the file: Httpd.conf: #Basic authentication DAV svn SVNParentPath d: / repository AuthzSVNAccessFile d: / repository / accessfile Require valid-user AuthType Basic AuthName "Authentication" AuthUserFile d: / repository / passwd

Generate username and password with apache, htpasswd -c passwd username seconds no -c. The generated username and password are in Passwd: 0: $ APR1 $ VU5 ..... $ xz / csz / 2ykopnkpb88o5p01: $ i1vwmj7jtrmpmjjvult4H12: $ APR1 $ DV5 ..... VF2MTG /p0my.wcfhx7wet13:1Apr1 $TV5..... $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

AuthzsvnaccessFile Controls read and write permissions for each directory [TEST: /] 1 = R2 = R3 = R [TEST: / 1] 1 = RW [Test: / 2] 2 = RW

On the client, you can access it with http: // server / repository / test. You can also enter the subdirectory directly: http: // server / repository / test / 1, http: // Server / repository / test / 2. The system will require certification. For example, user 1 has read and write permissions on the directory 1, can be commit, but the modification of the directory 2 cannot be commit.

SSPI certification. Press a way that users must change a password file with a password. With SSPI certification, there is no such problem. Httpd.conf file: #SSPI authentication DAV svn SVNParentPath d: / repository AuthzSVNAccessFile d: / repository / accessfilesspi Require valid-user AuthType SSPI AuthName "Subversion repositories" # SSPI settings SSPIAuth On SSPIAuthoritative On # point to domaincontroller SSPIDomain Domain.com.cn sspiofferbasic on Control file authzsvnaccessfile To make a corresponding modification: [TEST: /] Domain / user1 = rDomain / administrator = r [test: / 1] domain / user1 = rw [test: / 2 ] Domain / user1 = domain / administrator = RW When using TortoiseSVN, the authentication is prompted, fill in the username and password.