Firstly let me rave about svnserve -d. It's _so_ fast! I've set up the
repository as a regular svn:// repository, and I'm using the --root
/path/to/svn/repository switch to hide the filesystem.
If you have to use Putty's plink.exe though, you can eliminate the
console popups by starting eclipse with -vm /path/to/your/java.exe
instead of the default javaw.exe. This starts eclipse with an extra
console window, which stops the annoying plink consoles popping up. It
also serves as an error console for eclipse, which is handy.
Cheers,
Dan
Mark Phippard wrote:
>Dan North <dan@tastapod.com> wrote on 07/18/2005 02:37:38 PM:
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>>It's a totally vanilla setup:
>>
>>* I've created a new repository on a remote linux box, so no hook
>>
>>
>scripts.
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>>(svnadmin create with the default fsfs).
>>* It's definitely using javahl.
>>* I'm using svn+ssh protocol with SVN_SSH=plink.exe in the environment,
>>
>>
>using
>
>
>>a key loaded into pageant.
>>* svn update from the command line works fine (I also installed svn 1.2
>>locally, for kicks).
>>
>>If you can think of anywhere to poke around I'm happy to do some
>>
>>
>detective work.
>
>I always forget about SSH. It seems likely to me that the console window
>is from the SSH client.
>
>Searching the archives it looks like you are our SSH expert, so post back
>if you figure it out.
>
>Here is a thread I found:
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>http://subclipse.tigris.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=users&msgNo=2455
>
>Mark
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