Hello Pavel,
That is the question.
Is it possible in version 1.14 to keep this format
(per repository) as it is possible in version 1.8?
I think this is clearer with a large number
of repositories on the server.
Regards,
Bernhard
Am 17.04.24 um 14:16 schrieb Pavel Lyalyakin:
On Wed, 17 Apr 2024 at 15:08, BK<b...@gmx.de> wrote:
Hello,
After the change from Subversion 1.8 to 1.14 on my server
the access rights definitions in the svn_access_file
no longer work.
The following error message appears:
[authz_svn:error] Failed to load the mod_authz_svn config: Error while parsing
config file: '/opt/csvn/release/data/conf/svn_access_file': svnauthz: E220003:
Section appears more than once in the authz file: [groups]
Is it no longer possible to define groups more than once
per repository in the acccess file? I find this style
more clearly organised, than to separate all groups
of the repos and the corresponding access rights
separate.
Is there a possibility to stay in the old format (Subvesion 1.8)?
Here is an extract from the svn_access_file file.
######################################################################
# server administrators
######################################################################
[groups]
ApplicationServerAdmins = svnadm, admim1
# ---------------------------------------------------
# access rules for entire server content
# ---------------------------------------------------
[/]
@ApplicationServerAdmins = rw
######################################################################
# test1
######################################################################
[groups]
test1_Administration = @ApplicationServerAdmins, user1
test1_Users = user1
# ---------------------------------------------------
# access rules
# ---------------------------------------------------
[test1:/]
@test1_Administration = rw
[test1:/tags/to1/t1]
@test1_Users = rw
######################################################################
# jira_test
######################################################################
[groups]
jira_test_Administration = @ApplicationServerAdmins, admin2
jira_test_Developer = user2
# ---------------------------------------------------
# access rules
# ---------------------------------------------------
[jira_test:/]
@jira_test_Administration = rw
@jira_test_Developer = rw
Thanks for your help,
Bernard
I'm not familiar with this particular issue and the error message. But
why does your authz file have multiple [groups] sections? I think that
you should clean up the file and 1) Remove unnecessary entries. 2)
Group all group definitions in a single [groups] section.
