Consider an authz file: [/] pm = rw PM = r
When we parse the key=value lines we handle the key case-insensitively so only one value, the last, gets stored as the second value overrides the first. However we also store the exact case of the first key and that is what is checked when querying: $ svnauthz accessof authz.txt --username PM no $ svnauthz accessof authz.txt --username pm r the effective line is "pm = r" which is not something that occurs in the file. If I reverse the order: [/] PM = r pm = rw I get: $ svnauthz accessof authz.txt --username PM rw $ svnauthz accessof authz.txt --username pm no so the effective line is "PM = rw". We made the section names, the [...] bits, case-sensitive: http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=3781 Should we switch to case-sensitive parsing for the rest of the file? -- Certified & Supported Apache Subversion Downloads: http://www.wandisco.com/subversion/download
