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Well i have cronned this script.... And when i check the logs of cron it shows admin password not expired, nothing to do... Well i have more user ... I checked in mysql with users table, all are present...
My Question is
1) is the script working for me or if does why is it showing only admin
2) can access be created with out using http access files can it be configured in mysql itself(so i could deselect create access file)
3) Locking out user does it lock out user from the svn-access-manager only or does it lock out user to no to access the repos
Really Appreciate help...
i could find these things but the machine is in production now... I really don wanna take the risk of messing with it
Please trace the script, run it on a console to see if there are error messages
1) I did not use the script at the moment, I have to test
2) no it is related to subversion which needs the files
3) it locks it out from the repos. The user should be able to login into SVN Access manager to change the password. After changing the password access to the repositories is granted the access files are generated again.
Regards
Thomas
Thanks for the reply... I kinda sorted out all of my queries myself.... Must say it was really simple i just had to be patient in TS.....
Only problem i had was createauthfile script.. it gives weird error while commit and access file creation runs on same time... it broke existing Working copy... users are forced to checkout new WC.... So no longer using the script..... Its easy4me that way.....
PS:- awesome program....
Can you please explain what happens exactly when access file is created. I cretae the new file as temporary files and the replace the origininal files with the new ones.