Le 16/6/2006, "Mark Constable" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit:
>Offlist. > >On Friday 16 June 2006 20:36, Mathieu Roy wrote: >> > command="sudo /usr/local/bin/update_svn",no-port-forwarding ssh-dss etc >> >> If you provide something with ssh using authorized_keys commands, you >> actually >> do enable ssh access. > >Sure but the only thing using it is a command to activate some >scripts and not a human logging in that I have little control >over. unix accounts are not exactly "logging you have little control over". I suspect it is one of the most complete available logging option nowadays. I'm not sure to get how you'll achieve something more secure without using unix accounts using ssh. Doing that in a secure fashion would probably mean much more work than even ajaxifying Savane code! > If it were possible to "chroot" ssh like one can ftp then >it would be okay, but it's too much work to have a ssh chroot >for every user... It is actually not really complicated anymore nowadays. >> If you can have svn on a server, you definitely can have perl on it. > >Sure but I am not prepared to develop any perl code. That's not my point. I was simply pointing out that if you can run SVN, you can have Perl, and as such, Savane dependancy is perfectly bearable. >> > I say "stiff" in the sense that Savane works fine for >> > exactly what it's meant for and as long as it's installed under >> > fairly restrictive conditions (which is all that is demanded of it) >> > but it doesn't lend itself to being used outside of it's scope. >> >> For instance? > >Adding forums, blogs and wikis is a lot of work and AJAXifying >the interface is not going to be easy. Multihosting many >instances off a single code base is going to be a daunting >task. That's not actually "being used outside of it's scope". That's just features that are not part of it. Also, about "multihosting", you can already run how many Savane installation you want with apache virtual host, sharing the same single code base, it's very trivial, you just have to point out to distinct conffiles. >> It is unclear to me what was actually your needs. But good luck in your >> plans >> anyway :) > >Thanks Mathieu. I want a PHP trac clone that I can extend >(unlike trac, because I don't do python either) into a >comprehensive allround portal over the years. (That's a description of way to do things, not exactly a goal) >FWIW I'll drop out of the list and pursue turning WebSVN >into a module for Drupal. Yes, good luck with that. Regards, _______________________________________________ Savane-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/savane-dev
