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RE: XCode and subversion
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RE: XCode and subversion


  • Subject: RE: XCode and subversion
  • From: "Bas Scheffers" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2005 09:17:35 -0000 (GMT)
  • Importance: Normal

> By "actual user", do you mean a user on the server or
> client machine?
The server.

> Currently it is set for read/write access for the
> server user and read only access for the
> svnusers group (the svnusers group
Make it 600, most SSH daemons don't like it if the key - or the .ssh
directory - is readable by others and it certainly isn't needed to get
your setup working. Actually only the dir being 700 should be enough.

> are for testing.....I assume I
> don't need to "ssh into" the server via terminal prior
> to starting an XCode+subversion session.
No, you won't have to, but by making SSH just works with public key auth
and lets you in without any prompt will make the next step - getting svn
to work - easier. You need to crawl before you can walk! :)

Cheers,
Bas.



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