So, got some time into things, it seems to me, that the fossil config import command does not work properly.
My Testcase: beowulf@PowerWolf:~$ fossil init repoA.fossil project-id: c3c22922a11b4a6536af4c2506369f3926ae1d1f server-id: b7e6a9010387a9ea7d163c9f40c8a274192a9989 admin-user: user (initial password is "c4f619") beowulf@PowerWolf:~$ fossil init repoB.fossil project-id: 712a2638f821ca4b07add87a6c973fdca91be6ef server-id: d0edb779825b1a1ec11d35487e88e0b548d4ef20 admin-user: user (initial password is "382604") beowulf@PowerWolf:~$ fossil config export user user.conf -R repoA.fossil beowulf@PowerWolf:~$ fossil config import user.conf -R repoB.fossil beowulf@PowerWolf:~$ fossil server -P 8090 . Login to repoA via http://localhost:8090/repoA with (user/c4f619) works. Login to repoB via http://localhost:8090/repoB with (user/c4f619) does not work. Hope this helps, fossil version is the same as on my NAS, it is the 1.30 stable for linux binary. Regars, Oliver Oliver Friedrich <redtalonof+mailingl...@gmail.com> schrieb am Tue Feb 24 2015 at 07:26:33: > > 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. >> >> Reading this, I made a mistake. It is not that logon on the same repo > does not work, but logon to another repo hostet by the same fossil server > instance will deny my credentials, although all repos do share the same > user settings. (tested with config export and diff) > > >> What is meant by ``connect to a repo'' in this context? Do you mean >> point your browser to that URL, or do you mean you change the remote-url >> for a fossil clone? >> > > Yes, i meant an connect via http, logon on the webpage of the repository. > >> >> > Can anybody experience anything like that, or explain to me, that >> > fossil server is not able to handle different users? >> >> Are you running ``fossil server /some/path'' as root, or just normal >> user? Or some other invocation? What version of fossil on the server? >> > > I run fossil server -P 8080 /some/path on my nas. This is done as root > (cause nothing else is possible there). > > NAS> fossil version > This is fossil version 1.30 [1df1b41c86] 2015-01-19 11:29:00 UTC > > This fossil is self compiled from the stable sources of 1.30. > > Thank you for your time and help. >
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