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Re: [Subclipse-dev] SVN problems after Eclipse revoked shell access

From: Thomas Hallgren <thomas_at_tada.se>
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 14:45:59 +0100

Hi Mark,
indeed, that took me one step forward. I removed the .keyring, switched
to SvnKIT and tried a refresh. It asked for login/password which I
entered, then a new dialog pops up, asking for "Enter SVN Author Name".
Normally, I use my full name here "Thomas Hallgren". This is different
from my login. So I tried using that again and I got the same error.

Now, since the error states "Requested username does not match", and
since "Author Name is never queried when using JavaHL, I got suspicious.
I closed my IDE, removed the .keyring again, and retried. This time, I
used my login name as the "Author Name". And behold, now it works OK.

Question is, what has happened? Why must my "Author Name" suddenly be
equal to my login? When is the "Author Name" ever used for authentication?

- thomas

Mark Phippard wrote:
> On Feb 12, 2008 3:45 AM, Thomas Hallgren <thomas_at_tada.se> wrote:
>
>> I'm using Subclipse 1.2.4 and since yesterday, all my repositories at
>> Eclipse.org stopped working. I suspect that the background is that
>> Eclipse revoked shell access from all users due to a serious security
>> hole in Linux. So why am I writing to this list? Well, as it turns out,
>> The problems I'm facing are only apparent when I use SvnKIT. I am still
>> able to access SVN using JavaHL.
>>
>> I have tried both svn+ssh, https, and anonymous access using http. It's
>> the same problem. Whenever I try to add a repository location in the SVN
>> Repository explorer using svn+ssh
>>
>> "Authentication error from server: Requested username does not match"
>>
>> and if I try https, I get:
>>
>> "PROPFIND of '/svnroot/tools': 405 Method Not Allowed
>> (https://dev.eclipse.org)"
>>
>> Switching over to JavaHL everything works OK again. Please note that
>> nothing changed on the client side when the problems started.
>>
>> Any clues? I really prefer SvnKIT since it allows atomic commits that
>> span multiple projects.
>>
>
> Try deleting the Eclipse .keyring (which is where SVNKit caches
> information). Maybe it cached a username that is no longer valid.
>
>

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