Please would someone correct the News feed link in the CrossWire website main
page (right hand side).
And anywhere else with the link embedded.
David
Chris Little-2 wrote:
>
> Jonathan Marsden wrote:
>> Peter von Kaehne wrote:
>>> News database
>>
>> This (the RSS feed at http://crosswire.org/
David Haslam wrote:
> Even without SSO, Firefox users could adopt automatic login for all
> these services, and just maintain a strong master password on
> Firefox.
Shell access? SVN access? These, at least, are not likely to be done
from Firefox :) And the point is more that the user should n
DM Smith wrote:
> On Sep 3, 2009, at 3:51 AM, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
>>> SVN access
>> I doubt SVN has an independent set of users and passwords? If it uses
>> normal unix users and getpwent() and friends, then PAM hooked to LDAP
>> will work fine.
> This uses htaccess.
Oh, OK. Thanks. Th
Even without SSO, Firefox users could adopt automatic login for all these
services, and just maintain a strong master password on Firefox.
For web services not involving monetary transactions, this is probably a
good enough solution for many people, apart from anyone in a sensitive
country, or wh
On Sep 3, 2009, at 3:51 AM, Jonathan Marsden
wrote:
SVN access
I doubt SVN has an independent set of users and passwords? If it uses
normal unix users and getpwent() and friends, then PAM hooked to LDAP
will work fine.
This uses htaccess.
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Jonathan Marsden wrote:
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
News database
This (the RSS feed at http://crosswire.org/news.rss.jsp ) seems to be
stuck in 2008? SWORD 1.6.0 isn't even announced in it... seems wrong.
I'm not sure what backend it uses, so I can't comment on how/whether it
can use LDAP for au
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
> We introduced this 4 day gap as a way to reduce the Wikispam we got.
Yes, that makes sense. But the machine has "known" me for longer than 4
days already...
> Single sign on was discussed ... But I am sure, Troy will be
> delighted to hear to your suggestions how to so
