Re: [fossil-users] Auth issues with server.

[David Picón Álvarez]

Right, I have sorted this out now. I just had misunderstood the way that
the username and password were conveyed through the url parameter.
Apologies.

Incidentally, are there any plans for I18N of fossil?

Regards,
--David.

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Re: [fossil-users] Auth issues with server.

[Richard Hipp]

On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 12:07 PM, David Picón Álvarez
da...@miradoiro.comwrote:

 Hi,

 I begun developing something locally. fossil new, fossil open, add
 files, commit... all fine.

 Now I want to move this into a server. I've tried all sorts of things
 and I can't get the auth sorted. I'm using the CGI method.

 First I copied the repo directly to the server, and found out the server
 worked. One could edit the wiki etc. However, push, pull, sync, etc,
 give me not authorize to write/read/clone errors. I made sure that the
 username david and password were the same for both instances, reset
 the password, etc.

 Then I tried to clone my local repo from the server with fossil clone.
 Same issues. I gave nobody enough rights to clone, and I managed to get
 it cloned, but still was unable to sync from local onto the server.

 Any clues about what's going on, how to solve it, and what the
 appropriate way of doing this is?


Do the repository file and the directory containing the repository file both
have write permission for the user that CGI scripts run as?

You can figure out what user the CGI scripts are running as by surfing to
the /test_env page of the Fossil server.




 Thanks.
 --David.

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Re: [fossil-users] Auth issues with server.

[David Picón Álvarez]

On 24/11/2010 18:22, Richard Hipp wrote:
 Do the repository file and the directory containing the repository file both
 have write permission for the user that CGI scripts run as?

I believe so. Certainly the wiki updates go through, as do the changes
in user settings etc. I can log in through the web interface with no
issues. It's when I try to use another fossil instance as a client that
issues arise. I just out of curiosity chmod'd the containing dir as well
as the repo to 777 and the problems persist.

Not sure it would be of any help but the host is Dreamhost. Server
version is cf178577ec] 2010-11-17 13:38:25 and client version is
cf178577ec] 2010-11-17 13:38:25. Server runs on gnu/linux and client on
windows 7.

--David.
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