Can SVN be integrated with authorization service -
I want to configure SVN such that it talks to an external service for authorization access to a user's way To determine the type of external service, there will be logic. When a user reaches the SVN, then it must be certified and then contact the authorization service for admission details - reading / writing / deletion etc. Is it possible and how to configure SVN to implement it Assuming that the Authority service is already available.
What type of authority service are you the subject I'm talking about. Subversion Authority does not, instead, it passes authorization for another service You can use any service that is working with Apache httpd (like LDAP and Active Directory). You can use svnserve
on SASL to connect to other services (like LDAP and Active Directory).
You do not have access to or more of these authorization services. It is in your Subvision repository that after the user is certified, that user has to read / write (i.e. read, And can check files and make changes). I have one that works with LDAP and Active Directory (which is less entry) to control. Users will still be able to read the repository, but will not write for it.
You can control pre-directory access through subsection (via subversion) itself as well.
However, without much information (what kind of service are you talking about? What are you trying to restrict? What is your goal? Do you have read and write or write Is it necessary to restrict or simply write?) It is difficult to give you more specific answers.
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