From: Robert H. <ro...@ro...> - 2006-03-06 02:30:14
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Hi George, On Thu, Mar 02, 2006 at 02:16:15PM -0400, George Pereira Marques wrote: > I have another problem: when i login with a user created by sandweb-admin, > i got this messenger after i wrote in the box FULL NAME: "Unable to write > config file for usertest in directory named /home/usertestUnable to write > to file '/home/usertest/.user.cfg': Permission denied " This sounds like the primary problem.. the user directory must be writable by the webserver user. If the config file cannot be saved, then the user cannot configure repositories or check out any files. I suggest making it someone other than /home, sandweb's default user dir should be fine. Using the "flatfile" auth mechanism implies that all local CVS commands are run as the webserver user, although you can (and should) use SSH for the repository so the user on the repository side. If you really need sandweb and unix users to be the same, look into using the alternative "unix" auth mechanism instead of sandweb's internal auth mechanism. However, this feature is only in the latest development version of SandWeb, and not in the release-1_0 branch. It's set in sandweb.cfg -- Rob |