Hi Philipp,
Could you do a "fsvs up -d" and "strace fsvs up" of empty updates, ie. where
nothing gets fetched? Maybe I find a hint where to look there.
Today I tried to reproduced the issue with username in a pbuilder-chroot
ubuntu- edgy environment.
It asked correctly for the username when I only hit Return for 2 times,
exactly like the svn-client.
I need to test this on the edgy box where this behaviour occurred, when
i am in office again.
Subversion wasn't installed there before. After installing the svn
client and doing svn ls the auth credentials where gathered correctly
from fsvs.
IIUYC that should be used for the "svn:author" value? I'm not sure whether the
subversion libraries allow to use *any* value (or restrict to the username,
or the remote user...), but we can try.
How about I make that configurable?
- Either you use environment variables on your authorized_keys:
environment="FSVS_AUTHOR=some_user" ssh-rsa ...
- Or, if that is not specified, it could be taken from /etc/fsvs/config as
author=some_user
Then I could add the special case that a '$' as first character means get
value from the environment; then /etc/fsvs/config could read
author=$SUDO_USER
If the ssh key is used, the environment variable FSVS_AUTHOR is used; else
$SUDO_USER is taken.
How about that?
That sounds even more flexible than a "user" option!
Will the value also be used if exporting the FSVS_AUTHOR env via
.profile or doing something like
"FSVS_AUTHOR=somename fsvs commit"?
[ PS: Yes, Marek is a polish name ... but it's my surname :-]
I am sorry that I mixed up you first and your surname. I think it was
something with friday :-)
Best Wishes,
Gunnar
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