First things first Great product for those of you that are contributors.
My question is is there something different during the setup on a Solaris
install vs. a windows when we get down to configuring the svnserve.conf and
the password.conf files.
The installation on windows was rather simplistic compared to the Solaris
install.
My current status is this
I have a repository up and running and have the full functionality active
when I modify the svnserve.conf to use the anonymous mode..
-- svnserve.conf --
[general]
anon-access = write
auth-access = write
However when I move forward to use the more secure way
-- svnserve.conf --
[general]
anon-access = read
auth-access = write
password-db = password.conf
-- password.conf --
[users]
testuser = testuser
The Issue is this never gets authenticated.
I see that the process is reading my svnserve.conf and password.conf but I
am at a loss to why it would not authenticate as it did in windows.
Is there a step that is different when dealing with svnserve.conf and
password.conf in Solaris ?
Are there any other configuration setting that I need to change ? I saw one
thread that talk about placing the encrypted password in the password.conf
file and have subversion use some password validation utility. I suspect if
this is enabled by the default settings then I would never get authenticated
?
Any thoughts out there ? Your help is very much appreciated.
Cheers,
-Corey T. Gorman
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Received on Fri Apr 1 00:29:50 2005