Re: [TSVN] SSL Certificate issuer not recognized.

Stratis Karamanlakis wrote:

> I am running svnserver using apache and WebDAV using HTTPS.
>
> When TortoiseSVN tries to access my server, I get the warning:
>
> Error validating server certificate for https://secure.odesk.com:443
> Unknown certificate issuer:
> Fingerprint: ca:a1:ba:7f:37:...
> Distinguished name: ....
> Do you want to proceed ?
>
> The certificate I have installed is a wildcard certifcate (*.odesk.com)
> issued by an intermediate CA , Comodo:
[snip]
>
> The particular wildcard certificate is accepted by IE, Firefox etc.
>
> Can you please provide any feedback on where the error lies ?
> + Are there any known issues with wildcard certificate chains and
> TortoiseSVN?

Not that I know of.

> + Is the Root CA above 'unknown' to TortoiseSVN or OpenSSL or whatever...
> In that case is it likely that it could be added sometime soon ?

Got to %APPDATA%\Subversion (usually c:\documents and
settings\yourusername\appdata). There you'll find a file called
"servers" in the Subversion folder. Open it with e.g. notepad.
Then, read all the comments in that file to find out how you can set up
your certificate with Subversion (hint: ssl-authority-files).

Stefan

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