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# Path Write Protect Plugin
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### Installation
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- Login in as administrator
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- Open Plugins
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- Install scm-pathwp-plugin
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- Restart your applicationserver
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### Usage
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After the restart you should see a \"Path write protect\" tab for each
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repository. On this tab you are able to set path write protection for
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users and groups. Here are some rules for the usage of the pathwp
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plugin:
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- Administrators and repository owner have always write access.
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- Grant write permissions on the \"Permission\" tab for every user or
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group who should write to any file or folder in the repository.
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- If the pathwp plugin is enabled, nobody can write to the repository
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expect administrators, repository owners and the specified rules.
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- To protect a complete folder use a star at the end of the path (e.g.: trunk/\*)
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### Examples
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| Path | Name | Group Permission | Description |
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| ------------- | ----------- | ---------------- | ---------------------- |
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| * | scmadmin | false | user scmadmin has write access to the whole repository |
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| trunk/\* | development | true | group development has write access to the trunk directory |
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| trunk/joe.txt | joe | false | user joe has write access to the file trunk/joe.txt |
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