There is a serious bug about windows authentication with administrator user that it has not write to see folders and to write in the repository.
To solve this problem by only choosing "Read/Write" instead of "Inherent from parent (Read/Write)". But this bug should be repaired I think. 2009/8/26 Krayol <moorgr...@gmail.com> > > I'm no expert, but that sounds like a permissions issue. > > Does the account you are logged in as (PC logon) and the account that > VSS is running under have reasonable permissions? I'm not sure what > you would need, but if you have control over AD then it could tested > by temporarily raising the levels to Administrator (or as close as you > can get). Obviously if this works then you want to trim them back > again! My service is under localsystem and user was a "near- > administrator"; being part of a large corporation, real admin > permission is never given! :( > > Officially, AD can be accessed using "List Contents" permission which > is given to authenticated users...you are logged onto the domain > aren't you? > > Just a few thoughts anyway... > > > > On Aug 19, 9:15 pm, ismell <isme...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hello > > I just installed VisualSVN server and am using windows auth. I'm > > trying to setup the permissions on the repository. When browsing for > > the user/group I click on the Locations button but the list only has > > the localhost and the AD forest that the box belongs too. It doesn't > > list the Entire Directory as one of the options. I was wondering if > > there was a way to get it to display the Entire Directory ? > > > > Thanks, > > Raul >
