Hi, first, thank you all for this great piece of software. I used it primary to keep track of my script development for myself, later on tracking my development on work as well. Currently my whole team got used to work with fossil-scm. Thanks for that.
Anyway, I encounter a problem with fossil, which I do nowadays use on my Synology-NAS (DS411slim) to host a dozen repos to access them via ddns from anywhere I do need to. All my repos do have the same user config, that is all default users got no rights at all. Then I have to users defined, one with my private username and one with my work username. Both users have differend passwords for sure. Now my problem is, if I connect to a repo via http://my.dyn.dns:8080/myrepo I am able to log in as userA. But if I do a logout, and try to log in as userB, it always refuses the logon and claims that the password is wrong. Trying to log in as userA again works. When I reset the NAS (or restart the init script), and try to logon as userB it works, but logoff and login as userA states the same error as the otherway round. I distributed user settings by manually entering the users on one repo, then do fossil config export user user.config -R myrepo.fossil and imported it via fossil config import user.config -R other.fossil Can anybody experience anything like that, or explain to me, that fossil server is not able to handle different users? Kind regards Oliver
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