Update SSH key request

Update SSH key request

[Jason Eckhardt]

I currently have write access to the gcc repository, but I would
like to update my SSH key.  I'd prefer to use the same key that
is already active for my sources.redhat.com account.

Thank you, Jason Eckhardt.

Re: Update SSH key request

[Christopher Faylor]

On Thu, Aug 07, 2003 at 03:43:24PM -0500, Jason Eckhardt wrote:
>I currently have write access to the gcc repository, but I would
>like to update my SSH key.  I'd prefer to use the same key that
>is already active for my sources.redhat.com account.

gcc.gnu.org is the same system as sources.redhat.com.  If you are using
a key for sources.redhat.com, it will work for gcc.gnu.org, assuming that
you have write permissions to the repository.

cgf

Re: Update SSH key request

[Jason Eckhardt]

On Thu, 7 Aug 2003, Christopher Faylor wrote:

> On Thu, Aug 07, 2003 at 03:43:24PM -0500, Jason Eckhardt wrote:
> >I currently have write access to the gcc repository, but I would
> >like to update my SSH key.  I'd prefer to use the same key that
> >is already active for my sources.redhat.com account.
>
> gcc.gnu.org is the same system as sources.redhat.com.  If you are using
> a key for sources.redhat.com, it will work for gcc.gnu.org, assuming that
> you have write permissions to the repository.A

  I haven't used the gcc repository for 2 years or so, and today
  it doesn't work (using same password as sources).:
jle% cvs co gcc
Enter passphrase for RSA key 'jle@sathanas':
cvs server: Updating gcc
cvs server: failed to create lock directory for `/cvs/gcc/gcc' (/cvs/gcc/gcc/#cvs.lock): Permission denied
i
  Could my write permission have been inadvertently (or not) removed?
  Do you know whom I should contact?

  Thanks, Jason.

Re: Update SSH key request

[law]

In message <Pine.GSO.4.33.0308071749010.21804-100000@ural.owlnet.rice.edu>, Jas
on Eckhardt writes:
 >  I haven't used the gcc repository for 2 years or so, and today
 >  it doesn't work (using same password as sources).:
 >jle% cvs co gcc
 >Enter passphrase for RSA key 'jle@sathanas':
 >cvs server: Updating gcc
 >cvs server: failed to create lock directory for `/cvs/gcc/gcc' (/cvs/gcc/gcc/
 >#cvs.lock): Permission denied
 >i
 >  Could my write permission have been inadvertently (or not) removed?
 >  Do you know whom I should contact?
I don't see how it could be failing.  Did someone perhaps already fix
this?
[root@sourceware gcc]# groups jle
jle : binutils gcc src
[root@sourceware gcc]# ls -la /cvs/gcc/gcc | more
total 11224
drwxrwsr-x   30 anoncvs  gcc          4096 Aug 22 05:04 .
drwxrwsr-x    9 anoncvs  gcc          4096 Aug 21 22:06 ..
-r--rw-r--    1 gccadmin gcc         23015 Aug 18 16:41 .cvsignore,v
-r--r--r--    1 dnovillo gcc         42464 Aug 18 06:04 ABOUT-NLS,v
drwxrwsr-x    3 law      gcc          4096 Aug 13 21:18 Attic
-r--rw-r--    1 gccadmin gcc         38612 Aug 18 16:41 COPYING,v
[ ... ]

ie, you're in the "gcc" group, which should be all you need to be able to
do things to the GCC repository.

jeff

Re: Update SSH key request

[Jason Eckhardt]

On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 law@redhat.com wrote:

> I don't see how it could be failing.  Did someone perhaps already fix
> this?

  Yes, Gerald took care of it.  Sorry I forgot to copy others
  on this.
  jason.

Re: Update SSH key request

[Christopher Faylor]

On Thu, Aug 21, 2003 at 11:08:06PM -0600, law@redhat.com wrote:
>In message <Pine.GSO.4.33.0308071749010.21804-100000@ural.owlnet.rice.edu>, Jas
>on Eckhardt writes:
> >  I haven't used the gcc repository for 2 years or so, and today
> >  it doesn't work (using same password as sources).:
> >jle% cvs co gcc
> >Enter passphrase for RSA key 'jle@sathanas':
> >cvs server: Updating gcc
> >cvs server: failed to create lock directory for `/cvs/gcc/gcc' (/cvs/gcc/gcc/
> >#cvs.lock): Permission denied
> >i
> >  Could my write permission have been inadvertently (or not) removed?
> >  Do you know whom I should contact?
>I don't see how it could be failing.  Did someone perhaps already fix
>this?
>[root@sourceware gcc]# groups jle
>jle : binutils gcc src
>[root@sourceware gcc]# ls -la /cvs/gcc/gcc | more
>total 11224
>drwxrwsr-x   30 anoncvs  gcc          4096 Aug 22 05:04 .
>drwxrwsr-x    9 anoncvs  gcc          4096 Aug 21 22:06 ..
>-r--rw-r--    1 gccadmin gcc         23015 Aug 18 16:41 .cvsignore,v
>-r--r--r--    1 dnovillo gcc         42464 Aug 18 06:04 ABOUT-NLS,v
>drwxrwsr-x    3 law      gcc          4096 Aug 13 21:18 Attic
>-r--rw-r--    1 gccadmin gcc         38612 Aug 18 16:41 COPYING,v
>[ ... ]
>
>ie, you're in the "gcc" group, which should be all you need to be able to
>do things to the GCC repository.

Gerald fixed him up on 2003-08-11.

cgf

Re: Update SSH key request

[law]

In message <Pine.GSO.4.33.0308071541050.28254-100000@forest.owlnet.rice.edu>, J
ason Eckhardt writes:
 >
 >I currently have write access to the gcc repository, but I would
 >like to update my SSH key.  I'd prefer to use the same key that
 >is already active for my sources.redhat.com account.
Well, gcc.gnu.org and sources.redhat.com, have the external appearance
of being distinct machines.  However, in reality they are one and the
same.  Thus the key you use for sources.redhat.com is the same key you
should use for gcc.gnu.org -- nothing special needs to happen for that
(in fact, we would have to go to great lengths to make the keys only
work for one of the two virtual machines and not the other).

Jeff