On Mar 11, 2010, at 5:15 PM, Andy Levy wrote:
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 11:06, Jeremiah Foster
jeremiah.fos...@pelagicore.com wrote:
Hello,
I have a repo that looks like this:
/var/svn-repos/uml-model
/var/svn-repos/uml-model/sandbox/
/var/svn-repos/uml-model/sandbox/trunk/
/var/svn-repos/uml-model/sandbox/tags/
/var/svn-repos/uml-model/sandbox/branch/
And I want to have read-write permissions on the sandbox, but not on
uml-model. So I have set up an ACLs fie which looks like this:
[uml-model:/]
* = r
[uml-model:/sandbox/]
* = rw
I am using LDAP for authentication which works fine. But what I
cannot get to work is to permissions to be inheritable. No matter what my
configuration, Subversion and Apache only allow me to read or write in
/sandbox depending on the permissions of /.
Is there any way I can specify ACLS per directory? What am I doing
wrong?
Change:
[uml-model:/sandbox/]
To:
[uml-model:/sandbox]
I don't think the trailing slash is permitted. Every example in the
manual omits the trailing slash on paths.
Thank you Andy. Your suggestion fixed my problem. I have the book open to the
page mentioning the ACLs format and I can see that, yes, there is no trailing
slash in the example. Why I added it, I don't know.
Thanks again.
Jeremiah
