Dear Trac Users,
I have set-up trac against a subversion backend. I am running into an
issue with the authz permission policy.
I am setting permission on directories which have non-latin-1 characters
in them (e.g. á.)
These permissions are handled and recognized by mod_dav_svn but ignored
by trac.
In effect trac gives permission to access files that are otherwise
unaccessible to the logged in user!
Please give me a clue on how to fix this
* on short term (If I knew what Trac uses to match the directory name I
could mimic that entry in the authz file)
* on long term (change code, fix environment, etc.)
Thank you for supporting me in this issue!
Cheers,
Keve
My environment:
The host is a debian Linux system with en_US.UTF-8 locale.
Subversion access is primarily granted via apache2 mod_dav_svn.
Permissions are managed by an authz file in the subversion conf directory.
The authz file uses an UTF-8 encoding.
The relevant section in Trac.ini is
[trac]
authz_file = /var/svn/work/conf/authz
default_charset = UTF-8
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