How to control access to each directory using "ssh + svn"

Question

Cannot control access for each directory using "ssh + svn".

Is there no way other than separating repositories?

Even if the following settings are made, “othrt_ssh_user” can access the directory “/ trunk” of the repository “repos” (svn update and commit).

svnserve.conf

anon-access = none
auth-access = write
authz-db = authz

authz

[/]
* = rw

[repos:/trunk]
some_ssh_user = rw
othrt_ssh_user =

It turns out that the "repository" is actually a single repository. The following settings worked fine.

[/]
* = rw

[/trunk]
some_ssh_user = rw
othrt_ssh_user =

Lazy Badger Lazy Badger · Accepted Answer · 2019-10-18T00:35:41

Your configuration is perfectly valid and have to work (if it's relevant to real state of server)

Just check

Repo(s) are really served by svn+ssh://, not plain ssh:// (examine commandof svn-users)
Repo (single repo) in question have name "repos" and section [repos:/trunk] is applicable (svn ls svn+ssh://URL-OF-ROOT must to show you common base dir of your repos or root of single "repos" repository)