Hey Mohsin Abbas.
Apparently it is your job to get an SCM system running with certain
features. And apparently you fail to do so, but not because it is hard. As
one can tell from the history of your posts on this list you at least
pretend to have no clue, and are unable or unwilling to remediate t
HI,
Can someone have configured submin with svn ? If yes kindly guide me how to
do this. I am having svn V1.8.10 on linux OS with apache web server.
Mohsin
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Am 05.03.2015 18:07 schrieb Mohsin :
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> >Refer to the documentation for httpd auth module you are using. You change
> the password the same way >as you created it. This is usually named
> htpasswd, htpasswd2 or similar.
> >
> >How to make this user self-servicable is out of scope for Subversi
Thanks.
That's make sense. Can you guide me how can i configure submin with apache
for subversion ? Submin is open source or paid ?
Mohsn
On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 10:13 PM, wrote:
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> > On Mar 5, 2015, at 10:07 AM, Mohsin wrote:
> >
> >> Refer to the documentation for httpd auth module you are
> On Mar 5, 2015, at 10:07 AM, Mohsin wrote:
>
>> Refer to the documentation for httpd auth module you are using. You change
> the password the same way >as you created it. This is usually named
> htpasswd, htpasswd2 or similar.
>>
>> How to make this user self-servicable is out of scope for S
>Ok, so you are using apache httpd. Apache deals with user _authentication_
(who you are) whilst >subversion optionally deals with _authorisation_ (what
you are allowed to do). Usernames and passwords >are one way of proving who
you are, so this is part of _authentication_.
>
>So, again, it depe
>Refer to the documentation for httpd auth module you are using. You change
the password the same way >as you created it. This is usually named
htpasswd, htpasswd2 or similar.
>
>How to make this user self-servicable is out of scope for Subversion as it
uses common and adaptable >auth methods, inc
On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 2:25 AM, Andreas Stieger wrote:
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> Am 05.03.2015 03:48 schrieb Mohsin :
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>> >Well, as an example, if your Subversion server is setup to authenticate via
>> Active Directory the user would >change their windows password. If it is
>> setup to authenticate against a text fi
