RE: svn automatically temporary accept for SSL key?

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From: Rainer Sokoll [mailto:R.Sokoll@intershop.de]
On Tue, Jul 17, 2007 at 04:01:14PM -0400, timotheus wrote:

> The purpose would be to access repository at:
> https://localhost/somerepo/
> but the server is a self-signed SSL certificate, hence the prompt.
> No, I would not recommend automatic for remote repository either.

In that case (repo on localhost), I would just use file:// instead of
https://

Just my 2c,

Rainer

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Well, for some people file:// may not be a good option. On our server,
SVN is readable only by Apache, so "normal users" cannot access the repo
by file:// -- not that we would want them to, because want control over
where the repos are and on what partitions, etc. Although, depending on
security and functional requirements you could make the repo
world-readable, or make it read-write to a certain group, and put your
user running the cron job in that group, if modifications are needed.

Jason

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Received on Wed Jul 18 20:37:35 2007