We've started using HTTPS to make RubyForge logins more secure.
However, this will probably hose up the various utilities that folks are
using to automate releases - like hoe, and I think Ara's got one, and
there may be others. Should we turn off HTTPS for a few days to let
those utilities catch up? Or just leave it on?
Offer both for a period of time until any reasonable project has had time to update and push out a new release.
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On 06-10-16, at 23:20, Tom Copeland wrote:
Hi all -
We've started using HTTPS to make RubyForge logins more secure.
However, this will probably hose up the various utilities that folks are
using to automate releases - like hoe, and I think Ara's got one, and
there may be others. Should we turn off HTTPS for a few days to let
those utilities catch up? Or just leave it on?
We've started using HTTPS to make RubyForge logins more secure.
However, this will probably hose up the various utilities that folks are
using to automate releases - like hoe, and I think Ara's got one, and
there may be others. Should we turn off HTTPS for a few days to let
those utilities catch up? Or just leave it on?
Comments/questions welcome,
Is this why my SVN updates/commits to RubyForge have failed the last few
days? Do I need to specify a new URL for the projects?
Ah, right you are, and it only required some minor code changes. OK,
now there's a Log In/HTTPS link up top there. I'll remove the code next
Monday, say.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Yours,
Tom
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On Tue, 2006-10-17 at 12:23 +0900, Jeremy Tregunna wrote:
Offer both for a period of time until any reasonable project has had
time to update and push out a new release.
Hm, no, we just added mod_ssl today, and that shouldn't affect svn
commits. Hm... contact me offlist (tom@infoether.com) and maybe we can
sort out what the problem might be...
Yours,
Tom
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On Tue, 2006-10-17 at 16:24 +0900, Dr Nic wrote:
Tom Copeland wrote:
> Hi all -
>
> We've started using HTTPS to make RubyForge logins more secure.
> However, this will probably hose up the various utilities that folks are
> using to automate releases - like hoe, and I think Ara's got one, and
> there may be others. Should we turn off HTTPS for a few days to let
> those utilities catch up? Or just leave it on?
>
> Comments/questions welcome,
Is this why my SVN updates/commits to RubyForge have failed the last few
days? Do I need to specify a new URL for the projects?