I appreciate the help, but that's not the problem. There is an
incompatibility( maybe stdin/stdout? ) between svn and ssh whenever svn
invokes ssh on windows/cygwin i.e. it never prompts me for my password
and dies with:
>svn: Connection closed unexpectedly
>
>
I tried setting up an alias:
micahssh = @MICAHSSH c:/cygwin/bin/ssh
svn svn+micahssh://micah@localhost/repo/test
with the same failure result. I should note that TortoiseSVN(plink)
works fine with ssh so the problem lies in invoking ssh through svn...
thanks,
micah
Douglas Stetner wrote:
>On 23/2/04 at 04:59 (-0600), Micah Spears <micah@orcsoft.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>>svn: Connection closed unexpectedly
>>
>>
>
>I would look at how svnserve is supposed to get started up when you ssh
>in. On my Mac it is done with inetd or xinetd listening for a
>connection and starting up svnserve when someone tries to connect.
>
>In your example, you start it manually, therefore it worked.
>
>How is svnserve supposed to get started when you ssh in (I am not sure
>how it is done on a windows box)?
>
>Try starting it manually and then using svn+ssh and I think you will
>find it may work. Then you just need to figure out how it is supposed
>to start automatically.
>
>Doug
>
>
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