svn - Subversion and LDAP integration -
I subdivide under the Linux machine which is configured with LDAP. I have to migrate this machine and the SVN repository to work against different LDAP servers. This new LDAP server will include a new username, in order to make this migration easier for developers, I wanted to add some aliases to the old username, so they will be able to "commit" with their old username.
Although it would be possible to use Authz it would be possible but I can not do this work and I think I did not understand the idea of this authentication method.
So what do I have? I have the following parameters for repo under my http.conf:
DAV svn SVNPATH & lt; Mydata & gt; Original AthzLDAP authorization on AuthBasicProvider ldap AuthType authzSVNAccessFile & lt; Mydata & gt; AuthName & lt; Mydata & gt; AuthLDAPURL & lt; Mydata & gt; AuthLDAPBindPassword & lt; Mydata & gt; AuthLDAPBindDN & lt; Mydata & gt; Valid-user
is required, so I added the parameter "authzSVNAccessFile 'path to that file and added some nicknames to my AD user for the autz file such as: [Aliases] myaliasname = CN = My first and last name, OU = user, DC = Mydomain, DC = com
Still I think whenever I try to commit svn with "myaliasname" Will recognize that in fact "my first and last name" is used Actor ... The real result does not just recognize this use .... I am out of the realm? Is this an alias for access control files for permissions?
Thank you very much,
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