On 2021-09-02 10:19, Dagobert Michelsen wrote:
Hi Daniel,
Am 02.09.2021 um 07:22 schrieb Daniel Sahlberg <[email protected]>:
The build seems to work fine for the operations I checked manually.
I have also executed the test suite in the subversion source archive. I have
had some trouble building the tooling required (a few C programs in the test
suite) but I can get most tests to complete and I deem that the failing tests
are because of this missing tooling and not because of a problem in the package.
There has been a discussion in the Subversion list regarding a decision to, by
default, disable storing passwords in plaintext. OpenBSD decided to re-enable
plaintext password storage (but having it disabled in the default config),
primarily to better support servers with only commandline. Is there any chance
you might consider to do the same?
It is the following configure option: --enable-plaintext-password-storage
And to add /opt/csw/etc/subversion/config:
[[[
[auth]
store-plaintext-passwords=no
in /opt/csw/etc/subversion/config
]]]
Sure, I’ll add the configure option. IMHO this is fine because it sticks to
previous behaviour. Currently /opt/csw/etc/subversion/config is not part
of the package. Usually OpenCSW ships default configuration files but this is
for historical
reasons not the case for subversion so I would skip the example.
My plan is to rebuild subversion now with the extra build option and release
the version after some testing. After that I’ll give the updated APR and
64 bit subversion a try.
Excellent! When you do, let me know what I can do to test. (I'm not so
experienced on Solaris but I will do my best).
Kind regards
Daniel
