Hello It's the same with Firefox 3. I think, the problem is the name of the cookie, requested by the fossil-server (running in server-mode, i didn't get it work with IIS/cgi :-( ).
You should always add a repository specific extension(Hash of the repository path?) to the cookie-name, like mentioned in: > Suppose the names of the repositories files are abc.fossil, > def.fossil, ghi.fossil and so forth. Then to reach each repository, > visit: > > http://localhost/abc > http://localhost/def > http://localhost/ghi > > And so forth. If this functionality were implemented, then the cookie > names would be fossil_login_2F616263, fossil_login_2F646566, and > fossil_login_2F676869. Should the repository-part of the URL be the first part of the filename, or should there be a configuration in the admin section to overwrite the default URL-part? I don't know :-) Though it's not a must have, i like the idea of one fossil.exe server instance serving multiple repositories. In this case, you need the above extension too :-) The combination of 1 single file repository 2 multiple repositories on the command-line 3 one directory on the command line would be ok for me. In case 2 and 3, i would prefer to send a 'directory listing forbidden', if someone request data for the root without giving a repository-path. The only case, when requesting data for the root would be the case 1 - or case 2, if a wildcard only returns one repository. A list of available repositories could be send too, but this should be configurable in the admin part with an option 'Send repository list OR send directory listing forbidden'. The cgi-variant could be expanded in the same way. The extension to the command-line of the server has to be copied to the 'cgi-file', containging the repository paths(multiple lines for different repositories or a special markup for a directory. Best regard Wolfgang _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.org http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
