Mark Phippard wrote:
> On Dec 14, 2007 12:10 PM, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Mark Phippard wrote:
>>
>>> I had somewhat similar experience to Stefan. It did not work. I did
>>> some Googling and found the same patch he did. I then installed it.
>>> A difference for me is that after installing it both http and https
>>> just worked. I did not try with tigris.org, but I did try with
>>> openCollabNet (http). tigris still runs SVN 1.3, although that should
>>> not matter.
>>>
>>> I connected to the repository root URL anyway when testing. But both
>>> http and https worked without a hack. Maybe Stefan's Vista is part of
>>> a domain or something where the rules are different. I have Vista
>>> Enterprise installed in my VMWare.
>> I'm not part of a domain. I'm using Vista Ultimate here at home, no
>> Domain or special firewall, just a simple WLAN-router which connects to
>> the cable modem.
>> Can you maybe check the mentioned registry entry and see if it is set to
>> "2" on your system? It was "1" on mine but I never touched that one before.
>
> OK, just started it back up and checked. It is set to 1.
>
You said you tried with opencollab.net? Maybe that domain is still part
of your domain and Vista therefore still considers this as "secure"?
Just a thought, because I'm running out of ideas...
Stefan
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Received on Fri Dec 14 18:42:17 2007