Infrastructure/Subversion/2020 Changes: Difference between revisions
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If you have commit access, to continue having access to the SVN repository, | If you have commit access, to continue having access to the SVN repository, | ||
you will need to add your SSH keys on KDE's GitLab at [https://invent.kde.org/ | you will need to add your SSH keys on KDE's GitLab at [https://invent.kde.org/profile/keys invent.kde.org], | ||
even if you only intend to use Subversion. | even if you only intend to use Subversion. | ||
In addition, | In addition, only users in the [https://cgit.kde.org/repo-management.git/tree/svn-ssh-keys/users-list permitted list] | ||
will be able to login to SVN. | |||
If you're not in this list and you need to use SVN, | |||
please [https://go.kde.org/systickets file a sysadmin ticket] and we'll add you. | please [https://go.kde.org/systickets file a sysadmin ticket] and we'll add you. | ||
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You can do this even before the server changes, keeping the old key too. | You can do this even before the server changes, keeping the old key too, | ||
so that when the server changes, everything already works for you. | |||
Revision as of 00:11, 18 April 2020
April 2020 changes to Subversion server
As part of KDE's migration to GitLab, we will be moving our Subversion repository to a new server. To simplify our systems, we will also move the management of SSH keys to GitLab, and we will begin limiting access to the Subversion repository only to those actively using it.
If you have commit access, to continue having access to the SVN repository, you will need to add your SSH keys on KDE's GitLab at invent.kde.org, even if you only intend to use Subversion.
In addition, only users in the permitted list will be able to login to SVN. If you're not in this list and you need to use SVN, please file a sysadmin ticket and we'll add you.
Finally, the SSH host keys of the server will necessarily change, and you will get a nasty security warning about it. You should add the new host keys to your ~/.ssh/known_hosts file:
svn.kde.org ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQCvvywZ0SNVmhy2MRC4v0iTPjxRxaY1NATlUNoluJZ8K6DIiO3hQN99QaqyduIwCvI3EfdFqqw/QzyWAuAZdUC5eZrzhYO09NcgHkK9PsCjutIZHzeE+8WXLQNBNKA41r6JLliRpCe5aCPGl5KWuCdP+T8caA6GHPImPXcwziFaYk7l6NPa8M7raDxBlcRqqYvfyeSQAkefN/PVw5boeqXDBTzU/x9DG0BdawrSg0jBqIjmznkaSOIWNNDxFryfXiVIfegeqXanJM194wrSD3wWs6gPGDXGa36/1F+12KjzZp3XieOMxHoxyqznaK7NjOxca4N20NFfDritYrqjM+bP svn.kde.org ecdsa-sha2-nistp256 AAAAE2VjZHNhLXNoYTItbmlzdHAyNTYAAAAIbmlzdHAyNTYAAABBBNjuHOU2kseETX55MtRO3dzY+NZ+BAenpn1ghiDZF9s6903tF4ZQaUoKnlXDnvRXqOzBFf2lSmAjKD+z+S9t2ws= svn.kde.org ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAINACoE8znFN7FaS2CMK74trAPOehGoftawOjathkZFf6
You can do this even before the server changes, keeping the old key too, so that when the server changes, everything already works for you.