Stephen Davis wrote:
> I was playing around with svnserve and created a scenario that seems
> like a bug. Admittedly, it's contrived. I'll file an issue if
> confirmed as a bug.
>
> # assuming a repo at /svn
>
> # create svnserve.conf like so:
> [general]
> password-db = users
> realm = soundgeek
>
> # anonymous users can do nothing
> anon-access = none
>
> # authenticated users can both read and write
> auth-access = write
>
> # create a users file like so (note that user1 and user2 have the same
> password):
> [users]
> user1 = passw
> user2 = passw
>
> # run svnserve
> svnserve -d
>
> # co repo as user1
> svn co svn://localhost/svn user1 --username user1
> < enter password >
>
> # co repo as user2
> svn co svn://localhost/svn user2 --username user2
>
> *** no password is requested and the checkout occurs ***
>
> If I look in the auth/svn.simple/ file for this realm, it has been
> updated with user2's username.
>
> K 8
> password
> V 5
> passw
> K 15
> svn:realmstring
> V 32
> <svn://localhost:3690> soundgeek
> K 8
> username
> V 5
> user2
> END
>
> Even though the passwords are the same, should the auth system be
> picking up the cached password from user1? Maybe this is by design but
> it seems kind of odd to me.
Seems like a bug to me - a fairly minor bug, but a bug nonetheless.
Please go ahead and file.
Max.
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Received on Sun Mar 6 21:18:40 2005