[Subclipse-users] Permanently Accepting Security Certificates

> Eclipse 3.2.1 - Installed yesterday
> Subclipse v. 1.1.8 - Installed yesterday
Client adapter: JavaHL (default)

> 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.

Mark: 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 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?

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

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

Mark: 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
Received on Fri Oct 27 20:06:06 2006