Hello,
SSH credentials dialog should indeed contain "incomplete" URL, because with
SSH user is authenticated to access server, not repository. When dialog
reappears it means that your credentials were not accepted by the server.
The reason could be incorrect port number in the URL or dialog (i.e. ssh
server listens on different port), or unsupported private key format (you
have to use one in OpenSSH format, not, for instance, "putty" (ppk) one).
You may get more details on the reason of the problem from the server sshd
log or by enabling JDK logging (set log level to FINEST and enable logging
to file in JDK_HOME/jre/lib/logging.properties file, then restart Eclipse).
Alexander Kitaev,
TMate Software,
http://tmatesoft.com/
http://tmate.org/
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From: Kit Peters [mailto:popefelix@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 22:56
To: users@subclipse.tigris.org
Subject: [Subclipse-users] Potential issue: SSH dialog does not accept my
credentials
I'm trying to use subclipse on an existing repository (i.e. one that I had
set up and used with subversion before using subclipse) and I'm unable to
commit or compare a local revision w/ the latest repository revision.
AFAIK, my repositories are set up properly, as I am able to access them with
RapidSVN and the svn CLI. When I attempt to commit or to compare with the
latest repository revision, a dialog comes up with an incomplete repository
URL ( e.g. "http://host" ) that I cannot edit, and a place for my username,
password, and SSH private key. If I give it my password or if I give it the
location of my private key and hit "submit", the dialog disappears for a
moment and then returns.
Suggestions?
Kit Peters
Received on Wed May 10 23:15:37 2006