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RE: Subclipse SSH User Name bug

From: Peter Bright <Peter.Bright_at_orbian.com>
Date: 2005-10-28 12:52:51 CEST

+1.
 
Subclipse is now completely non-functional because it refuses to send a
correct username.

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        From: John Walsh [mailto:john.walsh@callfinity.com]
        Sent: 27 October 2005 21:23
        To: users@subclipse.tigris.org
        Subject: Subclipse SSH User Name bug
        
        

        Hi all,

         

        I believe there have already been some postings about this but I
just wanted to let people know what I've found.

         

        I'm using the SVN adapter setting but I've also tried the JavaHL
Adapter settings too. It seems that even though I enter my username as
all lowercase when prompted, it is being sent across the connection with
the first letter in uppercase. So 'john' becomes 'John' and this causes
the SSH authentication to fail. I tried setting the 'user.name=john'
option in the config.ini file but this has no bearing on this it seems.
Also, when the dialog box prompt for the authentication settings comes
up, it has the user name first letter in uppercase too. I presume this
is my XP user name.

         

        I'm sure this should be an easy fix and it's rather important so
can this be given high priority? Until then, I'm stuck at 0.9.34. It
looks like this was introduced in 0.9.35 and is also present in 0.9.36.

         

        Cheers

         

        John

         

         

         

        John Walsh

         

        Software Architect

        Callfinity

        john.walsh@callfinity.com

        877-897-2962 x108

         

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