On 03/14/2013 09:34 AM, drops wrote:
Hi,
I need help to understand the implications of public versus private.
I have source code that I only want specific users to be able to see.
Do I make the repo for it public or private?
How public is public? You seem to have to log in to access any repo
URL.
I created a test user and he sees all projects (= bad) and in these he
sees all public repos (= also bad). Is there no way to have a user see
only specific repos that he has been activated on?
How should I structure this? Ideally I would want only a few people
from a core team to have write access, and only specific users should
have read access. But they should be able to submit merge requests
with changes.
best regards
Oliver Drobnik
COCOANETICS
There's a couple of different options/concepts for access management in
Gitorious, quick run-through:
Public/private mode: global server setting, public enables anon users to
browse code and create accounts. In private mode anon visitors can no
longer register accounts, and have to have accounts to browse any code
Private repo/project: All repos/projects are public to all users of the
site by default (or event all anonuymous visitors on a public site, see
above) but repos/projects can be marked private, in which case only
users given access can see them.
Private by default: IIRC there's a setting in the
config/gitorious.sample.yml file which lets you specify that repos
should be created private by default.
Commiterships: Separate from public/private, you can specify who should
have access to push code to specific repos.
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Best regards,
Thomas Kjeldahl Nilsson,
Partner & Programmer,
Gitorious AS
http://gitorious.com
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