Hi there -
I'm using mod_perl right now for handling my Subversion repository
permissions, and it's working (mostly) great!
I'm trying to add a LimitExcept directive so that I can keep developers
from committing to tags (basically, they get to create a tag, then they're
done) but I can't get mod_perl to play nice here:
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$Location{"/$svn_location/$name"} = {
DAV => "svn",
SVNPath => "$svn_path/$name",
SVNIndexXSLT => "/svnindex.xsl",
SVNAutoversioning => "on",
AuthType => "Basic",
AuthName => "\"$name Login\"",
AuthUserFile => "$path/htpasswd",
AuthGroupFile => "$path/htgroup",
Require => "group $name",
};
$Location{"/$svn_location/$name/tags"} = {
$LimitExcept{"GET PROPFIND OPTIONS REPORT COPY"} = {
Deny => "from all",
}
};
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The first location directive works great, but the second does not, and
fails with this error:
Syntax error on line 1094 of /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf:
$parms->add_config() has failed: deny not allowed here at
/usr/local/perl/lib/site_perl/5.8.4/sun4-solaris-thread-multi/Apache2/Perl
Sections.pm line 203.\n
Is what I'm trying to do here possible? If I take out the "Deny" the conf
file runs just fine, but of course then the directive doesn't do me much
good.
Thanks,
Ed Wittmann
