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[dsdp-tcf-dev] [Bug 326489] [tcf] Support recursive directory copy/delete
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https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=326489
Product/Component: Target Management / TCF
Anna Dushistova <anna_dushistova@xxxxxxxxxx> changed:
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--- Comment #22 from Anna Dushistova <anna_dushistova@xxxxxxxxxx> 2010-10-15 03:45:43 EDT ---
So, I can accept the current patch if changes to
TCFFileSubSystemConfiguration.java
and TCFProcessSubSystemConfiguration.java are reverted and I suggest we track
the login issues in a separate bug. How does that sound?
(In reply to comment #21)
> > The problem is that Terminals service is a wrong place to handle login. It only
> > changes user account for bash that it starts for a terminal, but all services
> > that the agent provides continue to use original account (e.g. root). Correct
> > implementation of login would fork the agent, change user on the child agent,
> > then re-route all client traffic to the new agent. This is better to be
> > implemented as a separate service, e.g. Login service. Until it is done, it is
> > better to assume that login is not supported at all, and a user has to start
> > the agent under right user account before connecting to it.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Eugene
>
> Hi, Eugene
> Thanks for the useful explanation. We did not realize the problem at first
> because we only need shell services. Yes, when using authenticated connection,
> if file/process service still not switch user but using agent owner to decide
> filters , it will cause incompatible issues. We'll figure out a way to totally
> solve the problem and make all services consistent.
> Thanks & Regards,
> criping
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