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Problem with Self-Signed Certificate

From: Andreas Schildbach <andreas_at_schildbach.de>
Date: 2004-03-02 19:17:53 CET

Hello everyone,

I've just set up an SSL Apache2 Subversion 1.0 server, and it works very
well with a web browser.

I have created a self-signed certificate for my server key, because I
don't need a fully fledged CA certificate for my repository.

When I try to access the repository via Subclipse 0.90 (Eclipse 3.0M7),
I get the following error:

list -r HEAD https://mydomain.de:8080/svn/
   RA layer request failed
svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/svn'
svn: PROPFIND of '/svn': Server certificate verification failed: issuer
is not trusted (https://mydomain.de:8080)

I get a similar error when accessing with a web browser, but then I have
the chance to accept the certificate anyway. From the SVN book I learned
that the command line svn client also offers this option. What can I do
so Subclipse accepts this self-signed certificate, too?

Regards,

Andreas
Received on Wed Mar 3 05:17:53 2004

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