Re: Subversion SCM plugin and --non-interactive parameter

2007-09-14 Thread Insitu
Paul MERLIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Hi all,

 I'm trying to use the maven-release-plugin. Our SVN is only accessible on 
 https with ssl mutual authentication. Yes we have to type our P12 password 
 every time we do a svn operation. That's the way it is ...


Just curious, why don't you configure subversion to store the PKCS12
password in some secure place ? I am surely not paranoid enough but
see http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#plaintext-passwords.

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Re: Subversion SCM plugin and --non-interactive parameter

2007-09-14 Thread Paul MERLIN
Le Friday 14 September 2007 09:02:48 Insitu, vous avez écrit :
 Paul MERLIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
  Hi all,
 
  I'm trying to use the maven-release-plugin. Our SVN is only accessible on
  https with ssl mutual authentication. Yes we have to type our P12
  password every time we do a svn operation. That's the way it is ...

 Just curious, why don't you configure subversion to store the PKCS12
 password in some secure place ? I am surely not paranoid enough but
 see http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#plaintext-passwords.

 Regards,
It's security policy here.
In fact I'm taking the way that Roland Asmann suggested (thanks Roland): a 
wrapper script for maven commands involving subversion.

Paul


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Subversion SCM plugin and --non-interactive parameter

2007-09-13 Thread Paul MERLIN
Hi all,

I'm trying to use the maven-release-plugin. Our SVN is only accessible on 
https with ssl mutual authentication. Yes we have to type our P12 password 
every time we do a svn operation. That's the way it is ...

So, my problem is that maven run svn with the --non-interactive parameter 
when doing a release:perform.

Is it possible to prevent maven to add this svn parameter ?

Regards

Paul

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Re: Subversion SCM plugin and --non-interactive parameter

2007-09-13 Thread Emmanuel Venisse

no it isn't possible but you can add your password in command line parameters

Emmanuel

Paul MERLIN a écrit :

Hi all,

I'm trying to use the maven-release-plugin. Our SVN is only accessible on 
https with ssl mutual authentication. Yes we have to type our P12 password 
every time we do a svn operation. That's the way it is ...


So, my problem is that maven run svn with the --non-interactive parameter 
when doing a release:perform.


Is it possible to prevent maven to add this svn parameter ?

Regards

Paul

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Re: Subversion SCM plugin and --non-interactive parameter

2007-09-13 Thread Paul MERLIN
Le Thursday 13 September 2007 16:21:50 Emmanuel Venisse, vous avez écrit :
 no it isn't possible but you can add your password in command line
 parameters

 Emmanuel

Hi Emmanuel,

Unfortunately storing the password in a config file is not an option.
Nor adding it to a command line (think about the shell history).

So, I keep these words : no it isn't possible :(

Thanks for your answer !

Paul

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Re: Subversion SCM plugin and --non-interactive parameter

2007-09-13 Thread Roland Asmann
Not really a Maven-solution, but: write a small shell-script that triggers the 
release for you. In this script you can query the user for the password and 
store it in a variable. You can then use this variable in the command-line 
and everything should work out just fine!

Hope this helps.


On Thursday 13 September 2007 16:27, Paul MERLIN wrote:
 Le Thursday 13 September 2007 16:21:50 Emmanuel Venisse, vous avez écrit :
  no it isn't possible but you can add your password in command line
  parameters
 
  Emmanuel

 Hi Emmanuel,

 Unfortunately storing the password in a config file is not an option.
 Nor adding it to a command line (think about the shell history).

 So, I keep these words : no it isn't possible :(

 Thanks for your answer !

 Paul

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