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I want to provide read-only access to a set of users, and read-write
access to a smaller set of users, for a particular directory. Apache is serving an SVN repository in this case. I can't get Apache to do what I want it to do, and I haven't found any examples online that match what I'd like. Here's what I have now: <Location /svn/mylocation> Require user "mydomain\readonlyuser" Require group "mydomain\mygroup" <LimitExcept GET PROPFIND OPTIONS REPORT> Require group "mydomain\mygroup" </LimitExcept> </Location> So here, I want to provide read-write access to mydomain\mygroup, and read-only access to mydomain\readonlyuser. However, when I try this, readonlyuser has full write access, with none of the limitations implied by the LimitExcept clause. If I remove him from the location clause, he has no access at all. Fiddling with the options to LimitExcept has no apparent effect. mygroup is operating properly. Changing the LimitExcept to a <Limit POST PUT DELETE>...</Limit> also has no effect. Adding readonlyuser to the LimitExcept clause (for the heck of it) has no effect. It appears to me as if the Limit and LimitExcept clauses are not being parsed at all. I'm running Apache 2.0.55, SVN 1.2.3, and mod_auth_sspi 1.0.1 on Windows Server 2003. Any ideas? |