No problem at all.. Ok I tried it. I got some curious results.
Plink worked just fine with and without the new key that I generated.
I sailed right in without a password. but... the command line svn
client did not work with plink+key. It hung as well. I made sure to
config svn command link with the same instance of plink and key that I
used in my standalone plink test.
I switched back to my laptop that is working, (with the exact install
file of TSVN) and did a checkout on the same repository and it worked
just fine.
These two laptops are almost identical. They're both sourced by the
company that I work for.. Same hardware, same image...
The Subversion server I'm talking to is the newest in the Ubuntu
repository.
On Jul 11, 3:12 pm, Stefan Küng <tortoise..._at_gmail.com> wrote:
> malibu wrote:
> > Thank you.. I must have predicted what you would say.. I downloaded
> > build 13458 already and gave it a try. It looks like it's trying to
> > ask for user name and password (bravo!) but it still didn't work. In
> > fact, it asked for a username even though I had used the
> > user1_at_servername connection method.
>
> > After asking for a user name, pausing for a couple seconds, and asking
> > for a password, the checkout dialog said that the connection ended
> > unexpectedly and failed.
>
> Can you please try the command line client and the original plink?
>
> Stefan
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