On 2/20/2013 07:52, Richard Hipp wrote:
So I just tried it. I type:
sudo /home/drh/bin/fossil server
and it is working fine for me. Browsing to
"http://localhost:8080/test_env"; confirms that fossil has entered a
chroot jail prior to serving content.
I, too, can get fossil server to run as root when I make it serve a
directory of *.fossil files.
My problem case is different. It fails when serving a single
repository, either when given a *.fossil file name as ?REPOSITORY? or
when run from within an open Fossil checkout:
$ fossil serve /path/to/repo.fossil
Sorry for not specifying that in the original email. I had no reason to
believe the two command forms would behave so differently with regard to
permission handling.
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