Am I doing something wrong here? Names changed to protect the innocent.
I'll try to get them consistent though.
System: Eclipse 3.2.1 on Windows with Java 1.5. Subclipse 1.1.9 (same
problem in 1.0.4 though) using SVNKit. Both repositories known good as
they can be accessed by command line SVN and TortoiseSVN. They can also
be accessed through subclipse (but not together, see below). Server SVN
is version 1.4.2 (r22196) running on Solaris.
Open SVN Repository Perspective.
New -> Repository Location
Add SVN Repository Dialog
URL: svn+ssh://acct01@server.bigu.edu/home/svn/acct01/svnrepos
Enter SSH Credentials Dialog:
Repository: svn+ssh://server.bigu.edu
Username: acct01
Use password authentication-Correct
Password: ********
Save Information: not checked
Ok.
Enter SVN Author Name Dialog <- Huh?!?! WTF?!?!
Repository: svn+ssh://server.bigu.edu
Author Name: acct01
Save author name not checked.
The author name is *required* to match the Username or it will fail.
Ok. Hunky dory. The repository is fine.
Next up:
New -> Repository Location
Add SVN Repository Dialog
URL: svn+ssh://acct00@server.bigu.edu/home/svn/acct00/svnrepos
Finish
KABLAM!!!
Error validating location:
"org.tigris.subversion.javahl.ClientException: svn: Can't open file
'/home/svn/acct00/svnrepos/format': Permission denied
If, however, I delete the .keyring and reverse the order of add (ie. add
acct00 first rather than acct01), then acct01 will blow up instead.
What is going on? Why am I being asked for a redundant credential that
the system already has (Author Name) which can only hose me up? The
system appears to be caching the credentials from the first login and
applying that to my second repository login (I never even get an SSH
credentials dialog for the second repository). Why?
How do I work around this?
-a
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Received on Thu Jan 25 10:38:44 2007