Let the users change their SVN passwords

[Robert Krugmann <Ro...@infoteam.de>]

Hi folks,

we are running Subversion on a Debian system with Apache2. Currently the
password file resides in the /etc/apache2 directory and is
only readable for apache (and read/write for root as well). 

How can I let the users change their passwords without spoiling security?
Has anybody a skript at the ready, which will do the job?

Thanx
Robert

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Re: Let the users change their SVN passwords

[Michael W Thelen <th...@cs.utah.edu>]

* Robert Krugmann <Ro...@infoteam.de> [2004-07-16 04:45]:
> How can I let the users change their passwords without spoiling security?
> Has anybody a skript at the ready, which will do the job?

You might try Lincoln Stein's user_manage CGI script, here:
http://stein.cshl.org/WWW/software/user_manage/

-- Mike

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Michael W. Thelen
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