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The "InRepoAuthz" page has been changed by BenReser: http://wiki.apache.org/subversion/InRepoAuthz?action=diff&rev1=3&rev2=4 Comment: Fix some formatting and make the relative path rules reflect both mod_authz_svn AccessFile directives. * `file:///repo/authz` : A string starting with `file://` followed by the absolute path to the repo followed by the path within the repo to the authz file, identical to what you'd provide to the svn client's cat command if you wanted to cat the file. - * `^/authz` : A string starting with ^/ and followed by the relative path within the repo. ^/ would be replaced by the full path to the current repo's root. This is the same as the path style used within the Subversion client itself to reference relative URL paths. + * `^/authz` : A string starting with `^/` and followed by the relative path within the repo. `^/` would be replaced by the full path to the current repo's root. This is the same as the path style used within the Subversion client itself to reference relative URL paths. - * `/path/authz` : A fully qualified path to the AuthZ file. On Unix systems it will likely start with / and on Windows would start with a drive letter. + * `/path/authz` : A fully qualified path to the AuthZ file. On Unix systems it will likely start with `/` and on Windows would start with a drive letter. - * `path/authz` : A relative path to the AuthZ file. Does not start with a / or a drive letter. When used with mod_authz_svn the path would be resolved relative to the ServerRoot of the httpd server. When used with svnserve it would be resolved relative to the conf dir of the repository. If you wished to reference a relative path which started with `^` you could preceed it with a . e.g.: `./^/authz` + * `path/authz` : A relative path to the AuthZ file. Does not start with a `/` or a drive letter. When used with mod_authz_svn the path would be resolved relative to the ServerRoot of the httpd server (AuthzSVNAccessFile) or the conf dir of the repos being accessed (AuthzSVNReposRelativeAccessFile). When used with svnserve it would be resolved relative to the conf dir of the repository. If you wished to reference a relative path which started with `^` you could preceed it with a . e.g.: `./^/authz` === SVNParentPath Operation ===
