>Instead of using the cygwin ssh, use the Tortoise plink.exe "windowless" ssh
>client in your ~/.subversion/config file. I do not think you can use the
>same keys as ssh, though there may be a conversion mechanism.
Actually this is with the Tortoise "Explorer" plugin when it uses the
cygwin or other third party ssh programs. I assume because it is
using the same C library.
Pardon my ranting - finally after many years eclipse got so I could
have ssh2/cygwin support in the eclipse CVS module, and now I am
having to revisit the exact same set of problems now that subversion
is happening :) Subversion in general is a fabtastic improvement on CVS.
I am now being asked by my empoyer to convert to subversion (I have
wanted to for a while) I will try to get them to donate some $$ to
eclipse and subversion projects. I myself donate to debian every
time I install it :).
At least now things are starting to work with the ssl/apache server,
though the cygwin subversion client has some bugs with the
.svn/entries file permissions handling on windows. Now I have to
generate ssl client keys for all the developers ...
PK
At 10:52 11/6/2006, you wrote:
>Instead of using the cygwin ssh, use the Tortoise plink.exe "windowless" ssh
>client in your ~/.subversion/config file. I do not think you can use the
>same keys as ssh, though there may be a conversion mechanism.
>
>On 11/6/06 10:45 AM, "Peter Kennard" <peterk@livingwork.com> wrote:
>
> > BTW the same problem exists in the TortoiseSVN system for windows, so
> > the but really needs to be fixed in the C subversion libraries, or
> > SSH is not a viable method on the client side even if eclipse gets fixed.
> >
> > At 09:08 11/6/2006, you wrote:
> >> Peter Kennard <peterk@livingwork.com> wrote on 11/06/2006 09:05:22 AM:
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