On 11.08.2009 02:05, David M. Chinn wrote:
> hello;
> I'm running 1.6.4 tortoise on windows against an apache server on linux.
> The windows client is running x64.
> Can't seem to get credentials cacheing right.
> I have ssl setup, so I access the repo with https. The server itself
> also has
> passwords set up.
> Everything works, except that the client doesn't seem to want to cached the
> path of the certificate... I go to the repo, and it asks for the cert
> path every time,
> even though I've checked the box that says 'Save client certificate path'
> The funny thing is that it knows the folder to open, it just won't
> remember the certificate
> to be used (the only file in the folder).
> I've gone to the 'saved data' screen on the tortoise settings context
> menu, and cleared
> the authentication data. When I do that, it asks for the cert password,
> and then gives
> me the server cert validation warning, and a finger print.
> It then asks for the apache password and user.
> At each stage, I ask it to save the data.
> But then, when I go back to the repo, pops open the folder dialog and
> asks me to select the
> client cert to use again.
> I've also tried uninstalling, and reinstalling, with the same effect.
> Any help would be appreciated.
Fixed in r16887.
You can however 'save' the path to the file by setting it in the
'servers' configuration file (settings->network->edit)
Stefan
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Received on 2009-08-11 10:13:48 CEST