Re: [Subclipse-users] Permanently Accepting Security Certificates

Marvin Toll <tollm@dteenergy.com> wrote on 10/27/2006 01:34:55 PM:

> Eclipse 3.2.1 - Installed yesterday
> Subclipse v. 1.1.8 - Installed yesterday

Client adapter would be a critical piece of info to know.

> Our recently installed users ... within the last two days - can not
> permanently accept a security certificate. Thus, they endure repeated
> prompting within the Eclipse IDE (for example "SVN Repository" view).
>
> Since we are operating within a corporate context, our initial theory
was
> new users have insufficient privileges - specifically "regedit".
> Acquisition of this privilege did not resolve the issue.

For JavaHL, this is not stored in the registry, it is in the Subversion
runtime configuration area. Which is in their home folder by default.
Presumably a user would be authorized to this.

I do not know where JavaSVN stores the info. It might use the same
location. It uses the Eclipse keyring for passwords, so it could use
that.

I wouldn't expect either adapter to have any problems in this area, but I
definitely would not expect JavaHL to have a problem.

> * Previously installed users had Tortoise or perhaps command line
Subversion
> capabilities enabling certificate acceptance?

This should still be true since it uses the same area to store the info.

> * Previously installed users have earlier versions of Subclipse that
ensured
> a capability not distributed with the current v. 1.1.8 download?

I do not think this is an area of Subclipse that is is susceptible to
breakage.

> * Previously installed users have additional administrative privileges
not
> granted to recently installed users?
>
> Question: Any ideas having more merit than the above speculation?

Mark

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Received on Fri Oct 27 19:43:42 2006