On Fri, 1 Dec 2023 09:25:55 +0100, Daniel Sahlberg <daniel.l.sahlb...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Den fre 1 dec. 2023 kl 08:35 skrev Bo Berglund <bo.bergl...@gmail.com>: > >> As it has been for some time now when I enter a command window svn command >> that >> requires authentication it pops up a dialog on the GUI window which is >> invisible >> to me at that point. >> It took a while before I understood what was going on, at first I thought >> svn >> had crashed or similar. It just hung there on the command window. :( >> > >What does echo $DISPLAY return? I think it is awfully strange that an SSH >session on the PiOS would start a graphical program, but if DISPLAY is set, >maybe you can unset it and at least the GUI part would be solved? echo $DISPLAY returns nothing at all > >> So on this new system I want to avoid this from happening and was >> encouraged by >> the output shown when I checked the svn version. >> >> I have no idea if any of the allowed stores mentioned (gnome-keyring, >> kwallet, >> gpg-agent) will work inside an SSH command line section... >> > >I don't think any of those stores works on the command line. No idea what >Subversion will do but I assume it will fall back to inputting the password >on the command line. OK, I will have to test it again. But I have so many RPi units and some have this problem whereas others don't so I have to somehow figure out how to test it on all to look for commonality/diff between those that pop the GUI dialog and those that don't. On one where the svn commands work without popping up anything I have this: Inside ~/.subversion/auth are these dir/files: svn.simple/03994a04eb338a432667e51f0e0720bf svn.ssl.server/52e60f46d8c02303aea5256b18eb7aac The other dirs are empty. And the svn.simple/03994a04eb338a432667e51f0e0720bf file contains a reference to gnome-keyring, could that be a non-GUI way of saving the login on a command line operation? Here it is: cat auth/svn.simple/03994a04eb338a432667e51f0e0720bf K 8 passtype V 13 gnome-keyring K 15 svn:realmstring V 45 <https://svnserverpc:443> VisualSVN Server K 8 username V 5 bosse END The auth/svn.ssl.server/52e60f46d8c02303aea5256b18eb7aac file contains a block of data looking like a cert of some kind (encrypted password maybe). It also references the server connection, but not the username. So maybe these two together is the store for text based access logins? -- Bo Berglund Developer in Sweden
