Re: [fossil-users] Viewing embedded documentation on a remote repository

Suppose 'home' and 'away' are the host names of two machines on an intranet which has ad.min.com as its domain name and also suppose that there is a Fossil repository and server installed and running on home.ad.min.com on port 8080. A browser running on away can access t

Re: [fossil-users] Shared Logins

Hi Kees, I understand the issues, and how sessions work. And I understand all the reasons why not to use a shared login. I've argued them from the other side, too :-) In this case, what I needed was a quick & dirty, temporary, inside-the-firewall issue tracker where a small developer group,

[fossil-users] Viewing embedded documentation on a remote repository

>From one host machine I can log on to a repository on another machine, but I cannot access any of the embedded documentation pages, even though I can log on as the administrator. Is it only possible to view wiki pages (as distinct from pages with the .wiki extension) on a remote repository? Y

Re: [fossil-users] Shared Logins

On Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:21:28 -0800 (PST), Clark wrote: > I'm using Fossil (2009-12-18 build) as a simple > intranet-based issue tracker for a project at > my company. The plan was to let the end-users > log-in as anonymous to create/view tickets, > and create a different login for the developers

Re: [fossil-users] Shared Logins

On Thu, 2010-02-11 at 11:21 -0800, Clark Christensen wrote: > But the developers started complaining about having to log-in all the time. Bizarre to me that they didn't complain when you set up a single account for all of them. This strikes me as a Bad Idea, but since I can hardly see the appeal,

Re: [fossil-users] Shared Logins

On Feb 11, 2010, at 2:21 PM, Clark Christensen wrote: > I'm using Fossil (2009-12-18 build) as a simple intranet-based issue > tracker for a project at my company. The plan was to let the end- > users log-in as anonymous to create/view tickets, and create a > different login for the develop

[fossil-users] Shared Logins

I'm using Fossil (2009-12-18 build) as a simple intranet-based issue tracker for a project at my company. The plan was to let the end-users log-in as anonymous to create/view tickets, and create a different login for the developers to share so they can manage/assign/classify the tickets. No pr