RewriteCond %{REMOTE_USER} ^([a-z0-9_]+)$
RewriteRule ^/mysvn/(.*) /svn/%1/$1 [L]
The first line places a valid username into %1.
The second rewrites "/mysvn/something" to "/svn/bob/something" when
the REMOTE_USER is "bob".
Invalid usernames will not pass the condition so "/mysvn" should
display an error or login page when the Rewrite is bypassed.
solprovider
On 11/14/08, morgan gangwere <0.fractalus@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I've got a tricky question... How would one go about having it so that
> mod_auth and mod_rewrite talk to one anther like this:
> i have the file structure /var/svn/
> It is to be used for WebDAV svn access -- its attached on the server to /svn/
> I want it so that if a user (lets say "bob") authenticates you get
> /var/svn/users/bob/ not /var/svn/ for /svn/
> and if "steve" logs in,
> /var/svn/users/steve/ for /svn/
>
> Any way to do this? or am i going to have to do the old trick of doing
> /svn/(username) and writing a PHP script to handle them?
>
> Morgan gangwere
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