Joeri De Backer <[email protected]> writes:

> I've set the authz_file parameter in my trac.ini, and everything works as
> expected.
>
> The only issue I have, is the following: some of my users are only allowed
> to see a part of my repository, so they only have read/write rights on a
> certain directory (let's say /trunk/public) in the trunk directory. They
> have no rights to view the root, neither the trunk itself.
> As a result, they're getting a "Insufficient permissions to access /" error
> when trying to browse the source.
> Is there a possibility to let them browse the /trunk/public directory? I
> don't see a way to do this now, except for giving read rights to / and
> disable rights for any other directory in it... Is there any other more
> elegant solution? Maybe via a plugin?

What you are asking for is a way to let people see / when they aren't
allowed to see /....

Does the direct URL to partly down in the tree work?  If not, that's arguably a 
bug.

In my setups, / is world-readable, and each module is ACLd separately.

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