Hi Erik,
Have you logged onto the Apache server and changed your password as
described in the Guide for new committers
http://apache.org/dev/new-committers-guide.html?
Login to shell account
Setting up the account at this time is convenient (since the logon needs
to be tested).
The first steps are to log onto the account on this server via ssh,
change your password (do 'passwd'), and configure your ssh details:
% ssh people.apache.org
We are not going to describe how to use ssh (there are plenty of good
tutorials <http://apache.org/dev/user-ssh.html> elsewhere). Basically
you need to upload your public key to the .ssh directory, configure it
properly, then you will not need your password.
If you cannot login, you need to check (via the project PMC) that the
account has been created correctly. Please check your ssh configuration
first (do 'ssh -e').
Configure shell account
Once you are logged on, there are few tasks best performed right away.
Please take care when using your shell account.
You need to check that your |umask| is set in a group friendly fashion.
This ensures that the documents you create are editable by your fellow
committers: including those created through CVS. To do this, (depending
on which shell you use) edit the |.cshrc| file or |.bash_profile| and
ensure that the |umask| is set as follows: ||
umask 002
You may find that a |umask| line already exists, in which case it should
be modified. Otherwise, a new line needs to be added. (You will need to
use a *nix command-line editor such as |vi|.) Tip: You can view the
files of some other committer, e.g. |ls -al ~mymentor; cat
~mymentor/.cshrc|
Warning: Ensure that the |.ssh| directory and all files within are not
group writable to prevent other users from hijacking your account by
placing their public keys there. In the case that |StrictModes| is set
to |yes| in the openssh configuration using keys would not be possible
at all with a group writable |.ssh| directory.
-- Michelle
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Michelle,
It seems that I dont have rights to commit even using the https
Quoting "Michelle Caisse (JIRA)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JDO-192?page=all ]
Michelle Caisse reassigned JDO-192:
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Assign To: Erik Bengtson
testRetrieve : has incorrect parameter specification to PM.retrieve() in
terms of the fgOnly parameter.
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Key: JDO-192
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JDO-192
Project: JDO
Type: Bug
Components: tck20
Reporter: Andy Jefferson
Assignee: Erik Bengtson
Attachments: JDO-192.patch
Erik provided a patch for this some time ago (~3 weeks). Can someone with
the necessary permissions please commit it ? Its bugging me seeing it still
there ...
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