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GMX750 - Tue, 2010/10/12 - 11:46
Hi all!
I'm a recent member of the Turnkey community, and I need some help!
I'm using Turnkey Trac and I want to setup subversion authentication against Active Directory,
however, in order for this line to work:
DAV svn
I need to have mod_dav_svn.so in my apache mods-enabled, but I can't find It anywhere....
Has anyone had this problem before?
Thanks in advace,
GMX750
Forum:
libapache2-svn package
mod_dav_svn is provided by the libapache2-svn package.
Please post back with your configuration if it works, and any details to reproduce the setup.
We are already in feature freeze but if it's a simple addition I'll see if I can add it into the upcoming trac Lucid release.
Thanks for the reply! I am
Thanks for the reply!
I am able to use Active Directory to authenticate. however, I cannot access my SVN repository with this authentication method. Here is my /etc/trac/apache.conf file section that allows for this:
not working so far... I am now removing the virtualHost tags and trying other stuff...
I can, however, authenticate in trac using a valid active directory user.. and assing permissions to each user with the following line (in case anyone needs this..)
If anyone has any succes in configuring Subversion Authentication against AD, please reply!
thanks a lot!
Try this at the command line:
According to the package description:
Hopefully that should work for you. :)
For future reference I found this by doing a search for "mod_dav_svn" in Hardy package descriptions using the Ubuntu Package Search. (The current TKL stable is based on Ubuntu Hardy). Hope that all helps.
[edit] Too slow! Alon beat me to it :)
I already have the svn apache
I already have the svn apache modules running, and the code I previously posted works.. however when I try to connect to my svn repository via TortoiseSVN I get a username and password prompt.. but I can't login.. that is my current issue..
I think because I'm using svn+ssh, there is another daemon answering this request.. and not apache as I inicially thought so.
I can authenticate if I acess my repository via http... but when I access it via:
I can login using "root" as username and "mypass" as my password....
how can I change these to be active directory credentials?
Best regards,
GMX750
Just found this
Hi, I just found this out:
so... that means i have to somehow setup my ssh configuration for active directory acces?
hmm.....
any advice/help?
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