Jody Shumaker wrote:
>
>
> On 1/11/06, *Molle Bestefich* <molle.bestefich@gmail.com
> <mailto:molle.bestefich@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> Ryan Pusztai wrote:
> > I have a question about how the version1.3.0 -RC2 is sending the
> > authentication. It doesn't seem to ask at all. Is it using the
> current
> > logged in users credentials?
>
> Yes.
> Why is that a problem?
> Is your Subversion repository not connected to your Windows AD?
>
>
> It is a problem, because apache is happy since it's a "valid-user" but
> then the subversion auth file has no access for this user. You end up
> getting a 401 error and no prompt for user/pass. This is the same issue
> I mentioned earlier that happens outside the domain with the Guest user
> enabled on the server. Just double checked this with RC2 and a valid
> domain user with no rights to the repository. Within the domain you
> have to be logged on as whatever user you want TortoiseSVN to use.
>
> In my setup this isn't an issue as such machines end up getting their
> own access to the repository anyways, but it could be a problem in a lot
> of different setups people do use. Especially since before the sspi
> feature, they could do this just fine.
I've changed the TSVN build so that the neon SSPI feature is disabled.
I will leave it that way, until the issues we still have are solved in
neon. That means that TortoiseSVN 1.3.x will not have the automatic
authentication, but it will at least work as before.
Stefan
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Received on Wed Jan 11 22:46:54 2006