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Unless I do the following in the authz file:
[/some/path/to/trunk]
* = r
No user added for that trunk can do a diff or read the log. I don’t want anyone but team members to be able to read from a directory, but unless I add anonymous read access I get an error from TortoiseSVN. Is there a way I can tell the client itself to use the auth credentials provided by a read/write user to do a diff or read the log?
Thanks.
Apparently TortoiseSVN uses the read permission to determine if a diff or read on the log is possible. So if there is no read permission declared, then it can’t happen. However, I think this doesn’t matter, because even read only users still need to have a username/password in the user’s file.