Eric Kow <[email protected]> writes:
> Also (and maybe Trent/Reinier can answer this), what about using
> things like jailkit?
Sure, but who wants to set up a separate jail for each repository?
By comparison, I understand that you can basically do "hg serve" in any
Mercurial repo, and it just listens on <whatever> port for HTTP POSTs to
apply to the current repository. THAT is the kind of ease-of-use I
expect from Darcs.
Of course, I expect that "hg serve" process runs as you, in the
foreground, and only handles one repo. So to get a daemon started by
sysvinit, handling multiple repositories, would be a little harder -- as
would adding an authentication layer[0].
I have no idea what the security implications of "hg serve" are.
[0] That is, only allowing some people to push. That is orthogonal to
allowing them to *only* push, and not e.g. rm -rf /.
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