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Version Control with Subversion - httpd, the Apache HTTP server - Authentication Options
Authentication Options
At this point, if you configured
httpd.conf to contain something like
<Location /svn>
DAV svn
SVNParentPath /usr/local/svn
</Location>
...then your repository is “anonymously”
accessible to the world. Until you configure some
authentication and authorization policies, the Subversion
repositories you make available via the
Location directive will be generally
accessible to everyone. In other words,
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anyone can use their Subversion client to checkout a
working copy of a repository URL (or any of its
subdirectories),
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anyone can interactively browse the repository's
latest revision simply by pointing their web browser to
the repository URL, and
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anyone can commit to the repository.
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