Off-topic about the List itself: Does it handle posts from DMARC-enabled senders well?

I'm in the process of setting up DMARC for my company's domain. Does this List either rewrite headers on posts from DMARC-enabled senders, or otherwise do something to ensure that posts from DMARC-enabled senders are not mis-identified by recipients as spoofed? -- James H.

Re: SVN patch issue with property changes

sts# svn diff xpathleak.py root@contrail-ubm-dipuh:/tmp/tests# Thanks, Dipu H On 6/28/18, 8:49 PM, "Philip Martin" wrote: Daniel Shahaf writes: > You mentioned earlier that svn:executable was present with an empty > value. Is that really the case? If it is

Re: SVN patch issue with property changes

trail-ubm-dipuh:/tmp/tests# svn pl xpathleak.py Properties on 'xpathleak.py': svn:executable root@contrail-ubm-dipuh:/tmp/tests# svn pg svn:executable xpathleak.py root@contrail-ubm-dipuh:/tmp/tests# Thanks, Dipu H On 6/28/18, 8:13 PM, "Daniel Shahaf" wrote: Dipu

Re: SVN patch issue with property changes

, 1:18 PM, "Johan Corveleyn" wrote: On Wed, Jun 27, 2018 at 1:07 PM, Dipu H wrote: > Hi Team, > > I have a patch with svn property changes as below: > > dipuh@contrail-ubm-MADHUS:/tmp/tests$ svn diff xpathleak.

SVN patch issue with property changes

e generate a patch out of this and apply on an existing file, `svn patch` is not able to identify that there is a property change from ‘null’ to ‘*’. Could you please check if this is a bug? Thanks, Dipu H

Re: Missing LOCALE in post-commit hook leads to weird behaviour of `svnlook log` with unicode characters – broken transliterations

Stefan Sperling : > On Sat, Jan 27, 2018 at 06:35:17PM +0100, H.-Dirk Schmitt wrote: > > All the commit messages content transfered is broken as described > > above. > > > > This happens because the post-commit hook is running with a very > > reduced set of

Missing LOCALE in post-commit hook leads to weird behaviour of `svnlook log` with unicode characters – broken transliterations

I found a very weird behaviour of `svnlook log` that IMHO is a bug (or at least a serious missing documentation issue). Introduction Consider a log message like: 'Unicode Test → ø ÄÖÜ' `svnlook log` invoked in a normal terminal session shows the proper content. This works because t

Missing LOCALE in post-commit hook leads to weird behaviour of `svnlook log` with unicode characters – broken transliterations

I found a very weird behaviour of `svnlook log` that IMHO is a bug (or at least a serious missing documentation issue). Introduction Consider a log message like: 'Unicode Test → ø ÄÖÜ' `svnlook log` invoked in a normal terminal session shows the proper content. This works because t

Feature Request: svn status should provide a conflict check functionality via exit code

ve an --check-conflict option which would ensure an non-zero exit code if any conflict is detected. Best Reagrads, H.-Dirk Schmitt

Re: Questions on migrating SVN (and Trac) to a Google Compute Engine instance

On 7/27/17, 11:15 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote: Sounds plausible. An empty pre-revprop-change hook script would allow any revprop change, which you may not want. It's probably possible to write a more-specific script that would allow only the changes svnsync needs and disallow others. . . . svnsync i

Questions on migrating SVN (and Trac) to a Google Compute Engine instance

g them over? And I don't quite understand how this whole business impacts the authors of commits. Does SVN care whether the author of a commit is a user known to SVN or to the operating system? I've already copied an "authz" file from one of the existing repositories into the test repository, and given the current users Apache user-IDs and passwords, but that's all, so far. -- James H. H. Lampert Touchtone Corporation

Cannot view branch contents

History, We have SVN repositories on an older server. One of our root projects has a branch titled "tag" which all users can see and expand the contents of. I have copied this repository to a new server. The contents of "tag" cannot be seen by any users except one. Yet, all other branches can

is this a bug ?

I got no reaction on freenode#svn, so here goes : This looks like a bug in 1.6.12 to me : for a subdirectory with its .svn/ removed a 'svn up --force .' in its parent does not recreate it where 'svn up --force dirname' does -- Hans

add * ignores new files in subdirectories.

Subversion Dev team: Thanks for all your hard work. I just began using subversion and it is great. Among other things, it is fast. One complaint. I'm using a Linux system, fyi. As a new user it was my expectation that 'svn add *' called from within the root of my version-controlled root direct

Re: Subversion times out when checking in several files

> > I'd suspect the VPN first. They normally encapsulate packets, reducing the > maximum size for the original data which must then be fragmented if it was > already at the maximum packet size. If the sender sets the DF (don't > fragment) bit, which is often done unnecessarily, it will fail and ha

Subversion times out when checking in several files

I have a subversion repository that has worked fine for years. When I now try to check in several changed files, it times out (apparently when the network connection gives up after several minutes). I can check in some of the files individually, including every single one in a subset that failed wh

Re: reuse of tag to keep stable URLs?

Thanks very much. (BTW, your english here was just about perfect.) On Jan 12, 2010, at 5:06 AM, Andrey Repin wrote: Greetings, Brian H. Toby! I am trying to get beyond my rather simple use of svn and would like some advice. My goal is to have two releases of a package available, one bleeding

reuse of tag to keep stable URLs?

I am trying to get beyond my rather simple use of svn and would like some advice. My goal is to have two releases of a package available, one bleeding edge and the other stable. I want to keep the URLs to both releases stable. This seems like a reasonably common thing that one would want, b