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Subversion Complete ReferenceNamemod_authz_svn Configuration Directives — Apache configuration directives for configuringpath-based authorization for Subversion repositories served through the Apache HTTPServer.DescriptionDirectivesThis section briefly describes each Apache configuration directive offered bymod_authz_svn. For an in-depth description of using path-based authorization in Subversion,see the section called “Path-Based Authorization”.)These are the httpd.conf directives that apply to mod_authz_svn:AuthzSVNAccessFile file-pathConsult file-path for access rules describing the permissions for paths in Subversionrepository.AuthzSVNAnonymous On|OffSet to Off to disable two special-case behaviours of this module: interaction with theSatisfy Any directive and enforcement of the authorization policy even when noRequire directives are present. The default value of this directive is On.AuthzSVNAuthoritative On|OffSet to Off to allow access control to be passed along to lower modules. The defaultvalue of this directive is On.AuthzSVNNoAuthWhenAnonymousAllowed On|OffSet to On to suppress authentication and authorization for requests which anonymoususers are allowed to perform. The default value of this directive is On.Subversion PropertiesSubversion allows users to invent arbitrarily named versioned properties on files and directories,as well as unversioned properties on revisions. The only restriction is on propertieswhose names begin with svn: (those are reserved for Subversion's own use). Whilethese properties may be set by users to control Subversion's behavior, users may not inventnew svn: properties.Versioned PropertiesThese are the versioned properties that Subversion reserves for its own use:svn:executableIf present on a file, the client will make the file executable in Unix-hosted working copies.See the section called “File Executability”.svn:mime-typeIf present on a file, the value indicates the file's MIME type. This allows the client to decidewhether line-based contextual merging is safe to perform during updates, and canalso affect how the file behaves when fetched via a web browser. See the sectioncalled “File Content Type”.svn:ignore349