fonsken at gmail
Oct 6, 2009, 12:09 AM
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On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 7:48 PM, Greg Troxel <gdt [at] ir> wrote:
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> Joeri De Backer <fonsken [at] gmail> writes:
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> > I've set the authz_file parameter in my trac.ini, and everything works as
> > expected.
> >
> > The only issue I have, is the following: some of my users are only
> allowed
> > to see a part of my repository, so they only have read/write rights on a
> > certain directory (let's say /trunk/public) in the trunk directory. They
> > have no rights to view the root, neither the trunk itself.
> > As a result, they're getting a "Insufficient permissions to access /"
> error
> > when trying to browse the source.
> > Is there a possibility to let them browse the /trunk/public directory? I
> > don't see a way to do this now, except for giving read rights to / and
> > disable rights for any other directory in it... Is there any other more
> > elegant solution? Maybe via a plugin?
>
> What you are asking for is a way to let people see / when they aren't
> allowed to see /....
>
> Does the direct URL to partly down in the tree work? If not, that's
> arguably a bug.
>
> In my setups, / is world-readable, and each module is ACLd separately.
>
Hello,
I didn't try the complete url, but there seems no way to go to the complete
url via the http interace. Only changing the url in the address bar seems to
do it, but that's not really a user friendly way :-)
I also changed my setup: / is now readable for everyone, and I gave
permissions to each subdirectory. So: case closed (for me...)
Thanks,
Joeri
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