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Thomas Capricelli | 14 Dec 13:20
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both public/private access


Hello,

	I got a horde (H3) running, with no problem. I have some cvs and
	svn repositories publicly browsable thanks to chora.

	Now, i have the two following problems :

	* Is this possible to have both some repositories publicy
	  available, and some other not.
	* is it possible to add granularity to this, as in "some repository
	  are browsable only by X (horde) group, and some other repository
	  by some other Y group.

	I've tried to play with permissions, but it doesn't seem to be
	possible, at least for the second questions.

best regards,
Thomas
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Jan Schneider | 15 Dec 00:58
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Re: both public/private access

Zitat von Thomas Capricelli <orzel <at> freehackers.org>:

> 	* Is this possible to have both some repositories publicy
> 	  available, and some other not.

Yes, by putting "if (Auth::getAuth()) {" around the private  
repositories in sourceroots.php.

> 	* is it possible to add granularity to this, as in "some repository
> 	  are browsable only by X (horde) group, and some other repository
> 	  by some other Y group.

Not at the moment. You can add a request to bugs.horde.org if you  
want, or better, provide a patch.

Jan.

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