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[Subclipse-users] Using subclipse with svn+ssh and a non-standard port

From: Dan Coutu <coutu_at_snowy-owl.com>
Date: 2006-06-11 16:02:25 CEST

svn itsself doesn't do a great job of making is easy to handle using
svn+ssh that requires both a login and a non-standard port but it can in
fact be done by use of a Host directive with HostName and Port
directives in a .ssh/config file. So from the command line (using cygwin
on Windows) all works well.

The problem arises when using Subclipse. I have no idea if there is a
corresponding config file for ssh use within Subclipse. If there is,
could someone please provide a pointer to where it can be found on
Windows and Linux? (I expect they are done in completely different ways.)

Ideally a Properties setting in the UI would allow one to specify things
like the remote user name, port, etc.

In the longer haul the ability of svn itself to support a URL like the
following would be ideal:

svn+ssh://myname@remote.host.org:1492/path/to/repository

Dan

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