Christian Sell wrote:
> I also had this problem, and was only able to continue by switching to JavaSVN
Same here (Eclipse 3.2.1, Subclipse 1.1.8).
- Made sure to be using JavaHL
- Stopped Eclipse
- Deleted the Subversion folder from my "Application Data" directory
- Started Eclipse
- Synchronized my source tree
=> error validating server certificate (reject / accept / ...)
- Clicked accept permanently
=> ask for my username and password. The username shown is my Windows
login (a capitalized version of my server login)
- Fixed my username, entered my password
- Checked "save password"
- Ok
=> synchronization complete
- Ok
- Try to synchronized my source tree again
=> asked again for the certificate then my login/password.
=> still no "Subversion" folder in my "Application Data"
- Switched to JavaSVN
- Synchronized
=> asked for the certificate but did NOT ask for login/password
=> a "Subversion" folder is now present
- Synchronized again
=> no error this time
- Switched back to JavaHL
- Synchronized
=> did NOT ask for the certificate but DID ask for the login/password
(prefilled with my Windows login)
- Switched back to JavaSVN
- Synchronized
=> no error
In Subversion\auth, there is only svn.ssl.server folder (with only one
file whose name is md5 encoded or something like that), no svn.simple or
svn.username
Manually creating the svn.username folder didn't solve the problem with
JavaHL.
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Received on Wed Nov 8 03:10:24 2006