Re: svn externals: 2 paths for authentication, but only one external?

Greetings, John Owens!

>> Actually, both.
>> I can't imagine any sane way to change links depends on the auth scheme(!)
>> used, and I can't imagine situation, in which it could be need.
>> Also, please explain, how would you resolve conflicts when users commit their
>> changes?

> OK, let me explain the actual situation in more detail. I am happy
> to hear about a different way to solve it!

> I am on a campus that has Kerberos authentication for people on the
> campus. This is preferred. I have an svn path so my colleagues on
> campus can use svn using Kerberos authentication. It's also better to
> do this since I don't have to set up password authentication.

> However, some of my colleagues are NOT on campus. For them I have a
> different authentication path. It uses hashed passwords. It's not as
> secure or good as Kerberos, so I avoid using it if possible. But it
> is the only way off-campus people can use our repository.

Can't understand, what deny you from using same path with both auth...
Apache allow that, if I'm reading it right.

--
WBR,
 Andrey Repin (anrdaemon_at_freemail.ru) 18.04.2009, <0:48>
Sorry for my terrible english...
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