Hi all, I'm having a lot of trouble getting websvn to give different SVN repositories different access rights. I would like "myRepo1" to require a username/password, and "myRepo2" to not require any authentication. FYI, I installed websvn using the Debian websvn HowTo article. 1) What is the location of the "svn access file" I should be using? My users connect to svn though SSH - all of us have accounts on my server. Does that mean I should be using /etc/passwd? I tried using "/etc/passwd" in my /etc/websvn/config.php file like so: Code: $config->useAuthenticationFile('/etc/passwd', '/var/svn-repos/myRepo1'); It complains about "/var/svn-repos/myRepo1" not existing..even though it does, so first of all, why does it not recognize SVN repo names? Not to worry though, I can force websvn to detect my repository like so: Code: $config->addRepository('myRepo1', '/var/svn-repos/myRepo1'); But now when I load up websvn in my web browser I notice that there is NO authentication - i.e it never asks for my user/password. If I switch back to $config->parentPath in my config.php file I see the prompt for username/password, but it now requires authentication for BOTH repo1, and repo2...FML 2) Does my /etc/websvn/apache2.conf look OK? Code: # Configuration for websvn using php4. Alias /websvn /usr/share/websvn <Directory /usr/share/websvn> DirectoryIndex index.php Options FollowSymLinks AuthType Basic AuthName "Subversion repository" AuthUserFile /etc/passwd Order allow,deny Allow from all <IfModule mod_php4.c> php_flag magic_quotes_gpc Off php_flag track_vars On </IfModule> </Directory> Any help with this would be appreciated. Since websvn doesn't provide any kind of documentation it has been really frustrating trying to troubleshoot this Thanks, Mark