Hello:
I tried running the command as apache since
it is the group and owner of the repository
and the config directory and the files are all
mode 700 for security:
su -s /bin/sh apache -c "/usr/bin/svnsync sync
https://svn2.jammconsulting.com/svn/MyProject --config-dir
/usr/local/svn/MyProject.config --username svnsync"
When I run the command, it asks me to accept the certificate
which I do permanently.
I also supply the password for the svnsync user when
prompted.
Everything works fine, but the certificate and credentials
are not saved. If I run the command again, it prompts
me for the cert and password.
I want to run the sync in a cron job, so I need to it
run non-interactively.
Is CentOS 5's svn set to not cache certificates and
credentials by default?
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Neil
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> Did it offer to save the cert Permanently ? Did you save it
> so, or only
> for the session ?
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