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...uth.c:secure_filename() code which causes it to be more aggressive than intended. We first noticed the problem in OpenSSH-2.9.9. secure_filename() comments that the loop walking up the directory components stops if it is past the home directory. However, the filename argument to the function is canonicalized with realpath() while the home directory provided by the password entry never is canonicalized. If the password entry home directory is not the canonial path (automounted, for example), then the component walk does not terminate until it has reached the root directory, which is past the hom...

...binaries are handled gracefully. Using DAV for public access makes it much easier users to check out the code since web browsers and a number of file managers support access natively. http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ has a useful quick start and overview for those familiar with cvs as well as the canonial reference documentation. Highly recommended. Repository layout: There are a couple of standard layouts. We'll start with project directories at the top level and see how that goes. Thanks everyone for your patience. -r P.S. Big crosspost here; please edit your reply destinations as ap...

...binaries are handled gracefully. Using DAV for public access makes it much easier users to check out the code since web browsers and a number of file managers support access natively. http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ has a useful quick start and overview for those familiar with cvs as well as the canonial reference documentation. Highly recommended. Repository layout: There are a couple of standard layouts. We'll start with project directories at the top level and see how that goes. Thanks everyone for your patience. -r P.S. Big crosspost here; please edit your reply destinations as ap...

...binaries are handled gracefully. Using DAV for public access makes it much easier users to check out the code since web browsers and a number of file managers support access natively. http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ has a useful quick start and overview for those familiar with cvs as well as the canonial reference documentation. Highly recommended. Repository layout: There are a couple of standard layouts. We'll start with project directories at the top level and see how that goes. Thanks everyone for your patience. -r P.S. Big crosspost here; please edit your reply destinations as ap...

...binaries are handled gracefully. Using DAV for public access makes it much easier users to check out the code since web browsers and a number of file managers support access natively. http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ has a useful quick start and overview for those familiar with cvs as well as the canonial reference documentation. Highly recommended. Repository layout: There are a couple of standard layouts. We'll start with project directories at the top level and see how that goes. Thanks everyone for your patience. -r P.S. Big crosspost here; please edit your reply destinations as ap...

Help, wbinfo -t fails with the error in subject, and getting sids of groups that aren't BUILTIN fail. Everything else seems to work. Note: I am not converting my kerberos tickets to krb4, is this necessary? (It used to work without it..but now it seems not to work.) I get no errors from kinit. all other wbinfo requests succeed with the exception of looking up the SIDS of groups that