I want to restrict read access to a given respository to specific users, but when I do and
I try to do an "svn log" from the command line I get an error message saying "E220001: Item
not readable". I have read several articles that say you must give everyone read access (
* = r ) for the svn log to work. My repository structure looks like this:
/var/svn/Project1
/var/svn/Project1/branches
/var/svn/Project1/tags
/var/svn/Project1/trunk
/var/svn/Project2
/var/svn/Project2/branches
/var/svn/Project2/tags
/var/svn/Project2/trunk
What do I do if I have a group of trusted developers who are allowed to see all projects and
another group of non-so-trusted developers who are only allowed to see their project? My
authz file looks like this:
[groups]
dev1 = billy, chuck
dev2 = jim, bob
[/]
$anonymous =
@dev1 = rw
[/Project2]
@dev2 = rw
If I use this authz as is then the svn log command does not work. If I give everyone read
access it works, but now the non-so-trusted developers can see projects that I do not want
them to see.
I using svn, version 1.6.11 (r934486) on a 64-bit Linux machine. I am executing the svn log
command from a 64 bit Windows 7 machine. I am not using httpd.
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