On Tuesday 09 December 2003 03:33 pm, Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> So who uses the cmdline client? How does it get activated? I can't
> find any docs anywhere.
not sure who uses it really :) you can turn it on via window->pref->svn
dialog.
>
> Wow! So what I witnessed was merely a *simulation* of the commandline
> client? Somebody wrote notification callbacks that look identical to
> the commandline client's output?
yup. merely a simulation. not sure about the callback stuff, I haven't been
involved in the cli bits, nor do i use it.
> Another question:
>
> Using the 0.8.1 zip distribution on WinXP, I'm unable to operate
> against an SSL server. The checkout dialog box shows me that 'http'
> is a valid URL, but as soon as I add an 's' to make 'https', it says
> the URL is invalid.
>
> I noticed (somewhere in the codebase, can't find it now) that https is
> not inherently discounted. Does this just mean that the subclipse 0.8.1
> win32 zip distro was built without neon SSL support? I see ssleay.dll
> comes in the zipfile, so maybe there's a configuration problem?
in the stock 0.8.1 (as opposed to the various test releases since the official
0.8.1 release), the svn url parser didn't accept https:// schemes. that has
since been fixed. I use ssl with subclipse often, works like a charm.
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McClain Looney
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Received on Wed Dec 10 08:48:45 2003