[lug] SElinux boolean for webdav/svn

[D. Stimits]

I was able to set SElinux boolean httpd_disable_trans to active to allow 
regular developers on a CentOS 4 server. It runs yum update every night, 
so it updates the targeted policy (which it uses). The regular 
developers were able to update some files, others got rejected for 
unknown reasons, which is why I disabled part of apache via 
httpd_disable_trans.

Now there is a new problem, I believe to be unrelated. Subversion 
apache/webdav checkouts work, but subversion checkins are denied. Piping 
the message to audit2allow shows:
allow httpd_t httpd_sys_content_t:dir write;

The svn repo is itself under /var/www/ as another subdirectory, and is 
what I believe to be properly labeled as httpd_sys_content_t. Ordinary 
permissions are fine. Somehow I must either disable SElinux f or this 
one place (all of httpd disable is fine with me), or allow it to write 
with some means such as a chcon command. Can anyone tell me either which 
SElinux boolean would disable SElinux for this svn/webdav setup? Or how 
to label the subdirectory as writable? It worked until recently, I think 
one of the targeted policy updates broke it.

D. Stimits, stimits AT comcast DOT net