I sent this question to the subversion user group and didn't receive
any responses. I apologize if you are getting it twice.
Is anyone using Cosign to authenticate Subversion repositories with
Apache 2?
I've been successful in getting the web site set up and viewable in a
browser, but no on
Hi, Chris,
Yes, you are correct: a client (such as a web browser or a command-line
Subversion client) has to implement redirection in order to be used with
cosign.
But, redirection alone is not enough. The client also has to be able to
handle cookies. And keep in mind that unless you took
On 11 Jul 2008, at 17:59, Mark Montague wrote:
>
> I have no idea if the Subversion command line client supports either
> SPNEGO or X.509, but, if it did not, you could always add support for
> them and submit patches back to the Subversion project.
I can confirm that the subversion client suppor
* Chris Africa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-07-11 18:36]:
> I've been successful in getting the web site set up and viewable in a
> browser, but no one can connect to the Subversion server via https. We
> get 302 errors, which I believe from my investigations are related to
> the fact that the c
[ Sorry, Mark said it all, better and 5 min. earlier ;) ]
Just to add that with Kerberos svn+ssh might also be an option for
SSO-enabling SVN.
cheers,
-peter
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