Moritz Post <moritzpost@gmx.de> wrote on 01/28/2005 10:50:10 AM:
> i have created my self signed certificate for my svn reposatory. when
> connect to the reposatory via a webbrowser the https connection asks to
> confirm the untrusted (because self signed) cert and than displays my
> reposatory. ok, all fine. when i try to connect to this repo via
> subclipse i get the following error:
>
> === snip ==========
>
> list -r HEAD https://domain.com/svn/repo
> RA layer request failed
> svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/svn/repo'
> svn: PROPFIND of '/svn/repo': Server certificate verification failed:
> issuer is not trusted (https://domain.com)
>
> === snap =========
>
> after doing some research i have discovered that i should use the shell
> to list my rep via svn list https://domain.com/snv/repo and accept the
> cert permanently. ok i have done that but still... subclipse rejects any
> trys to connect to the repo.
>
> can anybody help me on that? i have read that accepting the cert via
> shell should be enough.
If you use the svn command line client again, does it "just work" and no
longer prompt to accept the certificate? If it doesn't, then maybe it is
having trouble doing so.
Assuming it does work, then perhaps in the Eclipse Preferences for
Subclipse you could try using the option where you point it to your
configuration area? That is where Subversion stores these credentials, so
maybe Subclipse is having trouble auto-locating it?
You could also try using the command line adapter.
Mark
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Received on Sat Jan 29 03:22:51 2005