Carey, I'm using the VisualSVN Server Management console to add my AD groups and invidual users.
My authz-windows is as follows: [/] S-1-5-32-545=r [Test:/] S-1-5-21-3863570177-2765681283-2415621057-9658=rw Even though the user is in the group specified for Test, they only have readonly access for that repository that is granted by Builtin \Users on the root. If I add a user specifically, I get: [/] S-1-5-32-545=r [Test:/] S-1-5-21-3863570177-2765681283-2415621057-9658=rw S-1-5-21-3863570177-2765681283-2415621057-9756=rw The user can now update and commit like normal in Test. -Adam Carey Bishop wrote: > Hi Adam, > > VisualSVN Server 1.6.x uses a different method to store Windows user > permission data than the normal authz or passwd files. If you have > previously been using SVNServe, then switch to using VisualSVN Server > with Windows authentication, it will not import the current > permissions you have specified in your passwd file, you will need to > recreate them using the VisualSVN Server Management console. > > A message to this effect pops up during the installation of VisualSVN Server. > > Carey >
