Hi Alexander,
> I made changes you've proposed in the first and second patches.
> Please let me know if this build works for you.
Thanks for applying these patches. The build seems to work.
> Regarding third modification you propose, I think I'd rather not apply
> it. The idea behind using native Windows API to get NTLM
> authentication token to use, is that Windows will take responsibility
> of prompting user fro credentials if necessary or, in most case, it
> should just use already available information it has, as in most cases
> user is already logged into the OS with his or her domain credentials.
I see, your intension. We are building a JEE application. This
application is installed as an system service, SVN credentials are given
by the users. As we run as a system service windows can't prompt for
credentials, and the user that runs the application normally hasn't the
permission to access the SVN repositories.
How about using a system property to control whether the native lib
should take responsibility to determine the credentials? I could provide
a patch if you think that would be a possible solution.
> I'll review the code we use to interact with the native Windows API to
> see if there is any potential problem and would appreciate your help
> with testing new builds.
Our testing infrastructure is limited, but we will test these NTLM
fixes.
cu
Alex
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