Hi, This is a stupid question, I've seen it asked several times, but I'm trying my own version of the question here:
Cloning over ssh seems to be impossible if the user nobody doesn't have cloning permissions. For me it seems ok, as cloning over ssh still requires username and password or a valid public key, so not everyone can get access to it unless authorized anyway. The extra mile question is: is there any security risk involved with giving 'nobody' the chance to clone? Lets say I keep a fossil server running all the time too. I believe there is not, but maybe I'm mistaken... Nice day guys,
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