Hello!

On 15 Nov 2013 16:12:17 -0700
"Andy Bradford" <[email protected]> 
wrote:
> Thus said [email protected] on Fri, 15 Nov 2013 21:37:53 
> +0000:
> 
> > So this time, it actually asked me  for a password on cloning (which I
> > don't remember it ever doing before).  I entered the password that was
> > printed when  the repository  was created  on the  server side  and it
> > seemed happy.
> 
> What are the capablities of the  nobody user in the 44 repositories that
> you are able to clone from and write to without specifying a username in
> the URL.

"gjor"

> What is  the result  of running  ``fossil remote-url''  in one  of these
> opened repositories that you cloned without a username?

Oh dear... I think we've found the problem. I'd cloned the original repositories
over SSH on the same server! I've no idea why I thought it was over HTTP before.

I'm not sure this explains the apparently inconsistent behaviour in my last 
email,
but it would at least explain why I've not run into it to date.

Apologies for the noise (if it turns out that there isn't actually a problem 
here).


> Finally, what version of fossil were you using when you cloned of the 44
> repositories originally?

I've been updating every couple of weeks since 1.24, so it's a bit of a mix. 
Think
it's probably irrelevant though...

M
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