Hi, I have set up a single 2.0.5 VisualSVN Server repository for a small development group. It is a simple, almost default, installation using windows (domain) authentication. It runs on https: (443). It has two hooks for comments and logs (Pre-commit and Pre-rev-prop).
Default permissions are set at the "Repositories" level. Until now we have had full permissions and the repository has worked well. We are now expanding the repository to include other people and wanted to restrict access for them to change only particular projects. They were thus added at the root with read-only permission. Permissions on allowed subfolders (projects) were then changed from Read-Only to Read- Write. A "star" appeared next to the folder to indicate the changed permissions at that level. Unfortunately this had no effect - they will still only able to checkout, not commit. (By changing the root level to read-write, full permissions were available, but this gives them access to everything). I can't believe that this is normal behaviour...perhaps I'm misunderstanding...can anyone advise?
