On Sun, 10 Nov 2013 04:11:11 +0100, Andy Bradford
<amb-sendok-1386645071.gndkmiklplbpkoddf...@bradfords.org> wrote:
Thus said "j. van den hoff" on Thu, 07 Nov 2013 15:00:04 +0100:
> If I logout of the web interface and login with an admin user, I
> will see that the commits were made by localname (the remote
> username) but that they were received into my repository using a
> login of tester.
probably not relevant to the problem at hand, but where and when do I
see this info that the commit was received using a login as `tester'?
When you login with an admin user, you can click on the commit info and
it will show the Received From information. This is typically the
account that was used to create the commit, and not the username that
was used in the commit. This is helpful in knowing which account in the
fossil was responsible for a commit.
I see now what you mean. however, that field (`received from') delivers
different
info depending on where I look: in my case if I go to the server-side
(cgi) repository
it correctly reports where a certain checkin actually comes from ("clone"
user @ some IP)
instead of the user name used for committing (the local user account name
of the
person having done the clone).
in my local clone of the repo, however, the _same_ checkin (from somebody
(and somewhere) else)
is reported as originating from me@myIP (i.e. the `s' user of the local
clone).
is this a bug or just a misinterpretation of what the `received from'
field wants to tell me?
joerg
Andy
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