> "AKF" == Andreas K Foerster writes:
AKF> More importantly, the article suggests using Basic Authentification.
AKF> That sends the password unencrypted over the line, just base64-encoded,
AKF> but anybody can decode that. So, it's a very bad idea to use that for
AKF> sensible data.
While I
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 08:09:47AM +0200, Sylvain Beucler wrote:
> For commit access, I dislike granting Apache write access to all
> repositories, because in that case any flaw in
> Apache/Gitweb/CGit/etc. would allow the attacker to corrupt any
> Savannah repositories.
More importantly, the art
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 11:44:56AM +0900, Miles Bader wrote:
> Hi, I'm wondering: are any plans to support the (relatively new) git
> "smart-http" protocol on savannah...?
>
> [Basically it allows git to pull over http: _much_ more quickly than the
> old slow git http: protocol, and I think it's
Hi, I'm wondering: are any plans to support the (relatively new) git
"smart-http" protocol on savannah...?
[Basically it allows git to pull over http: _much_ more quickly than the
old slow git http: protocol, and I think it's backward compatible (old
clients that don't know about the new smart ht
