On 25 Nov 2002, Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> <rbb@apache.org> writes:
>
> > I am basically following the comments in session.c in libsvn_ra_dav.
> > Basically, once the SSL cert is received, we check it against a cert file
> > in the ~/.svn directory. If the cert is valid, we are good. Otherwise,
> > we prompt the user to determine if we should accept the cert for the
> > session, forever, or reject it. I think I know how to do all of this, but
> > prompting the user was stopping me.
>
> Ah. Are you sure you want to store the cert in .svn?
>
> Right now, libsvn_wc caches username/password info recursively through
> a working copy's .svn areas. But for an SSL cert, I wonder if it
> makes more sense to store the data in a central place. That's why we
> have ~/.subversion/. Or is that what you meant when you wrote ~/.svn? :-)
Yeah, I meant ~/.subversion when I wrote ~/.svn. Like I said, I am still
getting used to SVN.
Ryan
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Received on Mon Nov 25 18:33:31 2002