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Re: Someone able to test SSPI / windows domain auth?

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-01-06 22:54:20 CET

Jens Peters wrote:

> I can access the foreign repository just fine now, TSVN is asking for
> credentials.
>
> But accessing my own repository now failes with an 401 all the time (the svn
> client 1.3 still works, thus my server is still alright). I cleared the
> auth-cache, but still 401 and no asking for uid/pwd on my own repositories.
> There seems still something to be wrong.

How is your server set up? Are you part of a domain?

> PS: Could I asked you for a favour? I used to build apache/subversion on my
> own, now with VS2005. Since you are using a similiar environment I would
> like to ask you to compile JavaHL once (actually twice, because some files
> has to be generated first). I got a compile error but I'm still not sure if
> this is a real error or a mistake in my build environment. This is what I
> wrote to the subversion dev list:
> http://svn.haxx.se/dev/archive-2006-01/0042.shtml

Your patch is good.
The reason VS2005 can't cast that value is twofold:
1. the cast isn't necessary for *.c files, but JNIUtil is a cpp file. In
C++ casts are more strict.
2. VS2005 now has 'treat wchar_t as Built-in Type' enabled by default,
which was disabled in VS.NET2003.

So you have to patch the bindings there, as you already did.

Stefan

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