Jorg Heymans wrote: > Bertrand Delacretaz wrote: > >>Just a nitpick, I noticed that your howto includes the zone password of >>the maven user, not sure if this is a good idea. >> >>Of course the howto is accessible to ASF committers only, but that's a >>thousand people...until now we've used "su" to access the various users >>on the zone, it might be safer.
Actually, Cocoon PMC members have write access, ASF members read access. So 200 people! >>Alternatively, we can also copy people's ssh keys to ~maven/.ssh to >>allow them to login. But I don't like having cleartext passwords in SVN. > > I wasn't too sure about this myself actually, but you're right ofcourse. > So I tried changing the password from the maven account but i get > > -bash-3.00$ whoami > maven > -bash-3.00$ passwd > passwd: Changing password for jheymans > Permission denied > > No idea what's going on there. You need to use: su - maven If you're logging in as yourself first. Then you can try: passwd maven > Now when Upayavira first created the maven account i tried putting my > ssh key in .ssh/authorized_keys2 but for some reason it doesn't like it > during authentication. I have the exact same setup for my user jheymans > on the zone and there it works. If someone could take a look at this and > make key authentication work that would be great. Dunno about this. Need someone else to help here. Regards, Upayaviria
