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Re: windows and ssl-ignore-unknown-ca = true

From: Patrick Mayweg <mayweg_at_qint.de>
Date: 2003-05-07 17:54:05 CEST

Hi Solo,
you have to set ssl-ignore-host-mismatch = true and
ssl-ignore-unknown-ca = true because your CA is not know and the name in
the certificate does not match the name you specified in the url. For
copying the file from unix, I fear that the different EOL maybe a source
of problems.
Regards,
Patrick

solo turn wrote:

>i did:
>- svn mkdir http://bla/trunk/d1 -m ""
> svn mkdir http://bla/trunk/d2 -m ""
>- copy the working "servers" file from unix to w2k
> (unix, v 0.22 dev build)
>- try true, yes, 0, 1
>- svn up
>
>v0.21, w2k, acts as following, for all cases:
>
>$ svn up
>Error validating server certificate: Unknown certificate issuer,
>Hostname mismatch. Accept? (y/N): y
>A d1
>Error validating server certificate: Unknown certificate issuer,
>Hostname mismatch. Accept? (y/N): svn: RA layer request failed
>
>bugs:
>- it asks
>- it does not wait for an answer,
> when it asks a second time
>- it stops, and leaves the working
> copy in an inconsistent state
> (you have to delete d1)
>
>
>--- Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman@collab.net> wrote:
>
>
>>solo turn <soloturn99@yahoo.com> writes:
>>
>>
>>
>>>i tried to enter it in the registry with true, 1, 0, but it seems
>>>
>>>
>>not
>>
>>
>>>to take it.
>>>
>>>
>>Did you try "yes", as the svn book demonstrates?
>>
>>Also, you don't need to use the registry at all. You can edit a
>>normal 'servers' config file. This is also discussed in the book:
>>
>> "On Win32 systems, Subversion creates a folder named
>>Subversion,
>> typically inside the Application Data area of the user's
>>profile
>> directory. However, on this platform the exact location
>>differs
>> from system to system, and is dictated by the Windows
>>registry."
>>
>>
>>
>>
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