Jan Borsodi <jb@ez.no> writes:
> Jan Borsodi <jb@ez.no> writes:
>
> > Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman@collab.net> writes:
> >
> > > If you do get prompted for a password, then we need a network trace of
> > > the commit. Use ethereal or something to capture the http dialogue,
> > > and post it here.
>
> Here's the log, I checked out a simple directory (password required) and used
> the -N option to keep the HTTP traffic low. I then added a directory and
> committed (no password required).
Did you see the last mail from someone else on the list? It was a
good catch; you're using Limit instead of LimitExcept.
In other words, you've got the reverse behavior you want. You're
requiring a password on read operations, but not write operations.
That's why a password was required to checkout (when it shouldn't be),
and when you committed, Apache never bothered to issue an auth
challenge at all.
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Received on Wed Sep 4 18:17:13 2002