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The mod_authz_svn authz file is case sensitive which presents a problem in AD environments since user names are case insensitive. Depending on how their username was entered in AD and how the user entered their username their login may or may not work. A switch in sync_ldap_groups_to_svn_authz.py would be useful for normalizing username cases. Combined with the mod_map_user module in the Apache configuration all user names could be sanitized to a single form for authorization checking.
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The mod_authz_svn authz file is case sensitive which presents a problem in AD environments since user names are case insensitive. Depending on how their username was entered in AD and how the user entered their username their login may or may not work. A switch in sync_ldap_groups_to_svn_authz.py would be useful for normalizing username cases. Combined with the mod_map_user module in the Apache configuration all user names could be sanitized to a single form for authorization checking.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: