i am also having the same problem!! i set up rights using Visual SVN. things worked perfectly. but i tried to modify the repository using Tortoise SVN and it was allowed. if someone knows how to solve this, please help.
On Mar 11, 6:33 pm, t...@cvwarehouse.com wrote: > Hi, > I managed to setup Visual SVN with Windows authentication (works fine) > Since we also use FogBugz, i installed Trac as well. With some mods, > it is a great repo browser and you can compare revisions (what is > something I miss in the VisualSVN browser) > > If I manage my access rights in Visual SVN this works great for Visual > SVN: users only see the folders in the repo that are allowed and when > checking out the repo, they only get the folders they have access to. > Perfect! > > But when using Trac: users can see and browse all folders in the repo! > Not what we want... > > I have seen that VisualSVN keeps a file authz-windows where access > richts are kept. User and groupnames are noted as SID. > > Trac only validates on "username" in an authz file. It cannot convert > the SID to a username... > > Is there any wat to solve this???? > > It would be ridiculous to set access rights in VisualSVN and than keep > a second authz file for Trac.... > > If the trac module could "read" the SID's, I could simply point to the > authz-windows file in trac.ini what would be A REALY GREAT > SOLUTION!!! > I think trac uses its own authentication module where VisualSVN > webbrowser uses the apache module. > Could this be "changed" so it both works in the same way? Would be > GREAT > > Anny possibility? > > Thanks!
