On Fri, 11 May 2007, Emmanuel Blot wrote:
>
>> But how it could come that web browsers (Safari, Opera) open
>> those feeds without any need to authorize?
>
> I might be wrong - I have not read #540 in details, but Safari and
> Opera are web browsers: if the browser has been used to browse Trac
> (web pages, no RSS) you have been through the authentication process,
> /login URL: in other word, once you've 'logged in' on Trac the
> credentials are sent by the browser to Trac on each request: whether
> the requested page is a web page or a RSS feed does not matter.
>
> OTOH, a pure RSS client attempts to access the defined URL
> (/timeline...), it does not know about the /login stuff.
If you are using HTTP auth (the --auth stuff), you should be able to set
your credentials using the More Info window when you right click on the
feed. If you use AccountManager you should be able to use the HTTPAuth
plugin (on trac-hacks).
--Noah
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