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2001 Feb 05
0
sshd can't access user files
...After doing some debugging we
noticed that "user_dsa_key_allowed" (in auth2.c) uses
"temporarily_use_uid" to access files in the home directory of the
target user, this means that sshd tries to access
~/.ssh/authorized_keys2 as target_user.system (on AIX), not as
target_user.group as it should, as the home directory parent can't be
accessed with efective group "system", pubkey authentication silently
fails.
It seems that setting also the effective group id will solve this
problem. It also would be...
2007 Jan 05
1
(Enhancement?) for self referential has_many :through, w/ scoped create...
...hips,
:class_name => ''Connection'',
:foreign_key => "source_user_id",
:conditions => "connection_type = ''f''"
has_many :friends,
:through => :friendships,
:source => :target_user
Using has_many :through we''re able to connect up reading through
reflections, but the << operator fails since our database constrains the
connection_type to be from a certain set of values. We get around this
using an extension (also using bugfix #6446:
has_many :friendshi...