Dear all,
I am new subscriber of this list. My name ist Sebastian Goebel, and I am
software developer, mostly open source internet applications.
We are sucessfully using Trac (+Subversion) as project management tool sice
over 2 years, so my respect to the developer team!
Now I was running into a special problem:
Our svn repos are readable by public, as the whole trac area too. For some
customer development, I use branches, which are hidden from public acces by
svn pathbased authentication. For the trac repo browser I did it by setting
http auth for those paths, like such rule:
<Directory BRANCHES/hidden_project>
AuthType Basic
(...)
</Directory>
But I found that public users can access files by using changeset numbers,
and than the download link at bottom of page to get the whole file.
Is there some way, or have someone idea for approach to safely protect an
whole branch from public access in trac?
Bast regards,
Sebastian
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