I'm using linux now, but I seem to remember having to work around this
in windows. I wrote a one-line cmd file called plink2.cmd and put it on
my path:
plink -2 %*
Then I told eclipse that my ssh command was plink2.cmd. You can use this
for debugging too, by adding a line like this:
@echo %* >> \temp\plink2.log
to see how plink2 is being invoked. I'm sure others on the list will
have more current methods :)
hth,
Dan
Haiges, Sven, Vodafone Group R&D wrote:
>Hi Dan, all,
>
>thanx for your help so far. I added the -2, so it now is
>
>plink -2 -l username etc.
>
>Unfortunately, it still does not workd. I can see a putty / windows cmd
>window popping up (as it was before, with username/password), but then
>nothink happens.
>
>It is interesting: If I try plink on the cmd line, (I have to add the
>server address after the command then, but that's clear), it works. So
>somehow I think subclipse adds the information about the svn repository
>path maybe at the wrong place or...?
>
>Do you use sublcipse with plink and the svn+ssh:// protocoll? Are there
>any other options for plinks?
>
>thanx!
>Sven
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dan North [mailto:dan@tastapod.com]
>Sent: Friday, April 15, 2005 9:09 AM
>To: users@subclipse.tigris.org
>Subject: Re: Using Subclipse with svn+ssh:// on Windows (with plink)
>
>
>Hi Sven.
>
>Two things:
>
>Firstly, plink uses ssh protocol 1 (the deprecated, buggy one) by
>default, so your command should be "plink -2 ..." to force protocol 2
>(and enable your ssh2 key). Secondly, you should take a look at pageant,
>
>which is the putty ssh key agent. You run it at startup, type in your
>passphrase and then whenever a plink or putty session requires the key,
>it talks directly to pageant. (It also gives you a taskbar icon for
>launching putty sessions.) This is a huge time saver - it means you can
>protect your private key file and not have to type in your password all
>the time.
>
>Cheers,
>Dan
>
>Haiges, Sven, Vodafone Group R&D wrote:
>
>
>
>>Hi there,
>>
>>we got subversion running on a server and are only allowed to connect
>>via svn+ssh://. It is all set up correctly, TortoiseSVN works great but
>>I would like to use subclipse directrly from Eclipse.
>>
>>I set the SVN_SSH environment variable to
>>
>>plink -l username -i "path to my putty private key file" -A
>>
>>but it does not work. I previously used password authentication, e.g.
>>
>>
>-l
>
>
>>username -p password and it worked great.
>>
>>Do you have any ideas how we can get it working with public/private key
>>authentication? Does anyonle of you connect to a subersion server via
>>svn+ssh:// on a Windows client with Ecliipse and Subclipse?
>>
>>Any help is appreciated,
>>
>>thanx, Sven
>>
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