Hi,
(hope that was not posted before...)
Someone told me before he had to login to access the SVN and I said no, I cannot see that to be true... today I saw...
If you go directly to:
http://forge.joomla.org/integration/vie ... m=exsy1002
It asked me to login... however, when I first load the project home: http://developer.joomla.org/sf/sfmain/d ... ended_menu
it later does not ask to login even if I use the same link as above (and do not login of course).
Greetings...
Daniel
public SVN-access asks for login when accessed directly not through project home
Re: public SVN-access asks for login when accessed directly not through project
The forge login session is hold in cookies. So the second visit may continue the session. Even the cookie is deleted, you may see the same content loaded from your browser cache. Start a new browser, inspect your cookies, click the link and force a browser reload from server.
Re: public SVN-access asks for login when accessed directly not through project
Thanks for the comments... the thing is... I want people to be able to access it directly (because sometimes I give them the link to not have them to go through the source tree)... and I do not see any reason having to visit the project home page first.
I am quite sure (just thinking, not proved) that technically on the project home page a guest session is started which is required on that particular SVN page (instead of treating a user without such session/cookie as a guest in the same way (and starting a guest session there if required)).
I am quite sure (just thinking, not proved) that technically on the project home page a guest session is started which is required on that particular SVN page (instead of treating a user without such session/cookie as a guest in the same way (and starting a guest session there if required)).
Re: public SVN-access asks for login when accessed directly not through project
You're right. A session must be present. A guest session is created when you visit the project home page and then navigate to the source tree. I think, no way to circumvent.