Hello Gunnar! > I know its hard work to satisfy every user request. I hope this release > is a step closer to close the small gaps. > For me this is the .subversion folder creation using native fsvs. > Currently I still go with the password patches which allow me too use a > static password. You'd like to use SSL certificate authentication, right? Is your problem that FSVS should provide some example files (for /etc/fsvs/auth/), so that only the certificate would have to be dropped somewhere?
> On last check at http://fsvs.tigris.org I saw that a lot of links to > documentation got lost. > Is this because of major upgrade of tigris page? IMO a lot of (new) > users would profit from getting access to documentation. Thank you very much; after the last conversion of fsvs-software.org I forgot to change the tigris page. > I am just playing with the new directory ignore feature which when I > understand correctly has a big use for /etc/fsvs because I can specify > explicit files to monitor but not the > fsvs folder itself, is that right? Sorry, I don't understand you here. Could you elaborate? > We just recognized a blocking behaviour on debian/ubuntu systems related > to base-files package upgrade. > The package uses find to check the /etc folder for symlinks (dont know > the exact reason,yet) and loops through the fsvs folder, crying when > finding a already checked symlink in /etc/fsvs folder. ... > quick workaround: >> mv /etc/fsvs ~/ >> apt-get install base-files >> mv ~/fsvs /etc/ > better workaround: Hmmm ... that's strange. The only idea I have is to remove the (informational) link. Thank you very much! Regards, Phil -- Versioning your /etc, /home or even your whole installation? Try fsvs (fsvs.tigris.org)! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
