Re: Could not create SSL connection through Proxy Server

On 7/19/07, hawkmaster <hawk_master@web.de> wrote:

> I am new in this forum / mailing list.
> I am using TSVN 1.4.3 on a XP Prof PC.
> If I try to Commit, Update my project or click on Show Log, I always receive
> the error
> "Error PROPFIND request failed on
> '/repos/svn/..' Error PROPFIND of '/repos/svn/..:
> Could not create SSL connection through proxy server "
>
> The network settings (settings--network) for the proxy server are ok.

They always tell that, but I just don't buy it anymore :)

> Username and password is correct.
>
> The curios thing is: If I open Internet Explorer, fill in the https URL of
> our SVN server, accept the SSL certificate and try then again with TSVN,
> then it works.

Which indicates that your proxy server isn't configured properly until
you do it with IE.

> I am not sure, but I think in my former version 1.3 I did not have these
> problem. I have updated TSVN.
> It seems for me, that TSVN can not store the SSL username and password.

* check your proxy settings in IE. Use the same in TSVN (settings dialog)

You're using squid?
Your problem most likely is that your proxy server requires NTLM
authentication, but the one provided by Subversion isn't allowed to go
through. Subversion unfortunately doesn't ask for a different
username/password if the NTLM auth fails (it will in 1.5, but doesn't
in 1.4 or earlier). If you enable the connections with IE (which I
guess asks you first for username/password), then Subversion works
because your proxy was told to allow those connections from your pc.

Stefan

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