Re: [TSVN] Blanks in PuTTY session names

Christoph Zwerschke wrote:

> For instance, I create a new working directory and make a SVN checkout.
> A dialog pops up that asks for the URL of the project repository.
> There, I enter "svn+ssh://my putty session/svnroot/repos/project".
> A PuTTY Session with the name "my putty session" exists, but when I
> click "OK", I get an alert box saying
> "TortoisePlink:
> Unable to open connection:
> gethostbyname: unknown error"
> When I enter the URL
> "svn+ssh://my%20putty%20session/svnroot/repos/project"
> it does not work either.
>
> However, the funny thing is, when I rename the PuTTY session (in PuTTY!)
> from "my putty session" to "my%20putty%20session",
> then the above works (both versions of the URL!).

Could it be a PuTTY problem? What happens if you use an older version of
PuTTY?

> I'm not a (T)SVN developer and really don't know the code, but if I am
> allowed to make an uneducated guess: I suspect it has something to do
> with your change 2005-07-05 23:40:06-0700 in SVN/SVN.cpp.

Whenever you refer to some changes, please use the revision number! The
date/time is hard to apply to a specific change since I first have to
convert your date/time to my local date/time format.

Anyway: that change can't be the reason for this change in behaviour.
The code part that changed there isn't even run through in a checkout.

Stefan

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