Re: What windows clients support NTLM (SSPI) authentication?

On 09.10.2010 07:18, yary wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I've successfully set up a collabnet server with SSPI authentication.
> If I turn on "SSPIOfferBasic" I can use any client to browse
> repositories, after typing in a password. If I turn it off, I can use
> Internet Explorer to browse viewvc without a password, but neither
> TortiseSVN no the command line client will connect to the repository-
> they both give "ignored NTLM challenge" errors.
>
> There were some posts floating about saying there was an issue with
> neon recently, so I tried TortiseSVN 1.6.7 and 1.6.11, but neither
> seemed to work. If anyone has TortiseSVn working with NTLM/SSPI- using
> windows authentication without requiring re-entering passwords- please
> let me know what version you're using.

You also have to make sure that the "GUEST" user account is disabled on
both the client and the server. Otherwise SSPI first tries to
authenticate with that user (which succeeds) and then that user doesn't
have commit or read access to the repository.

And SSPI in neon only works over https, it is disabled for security
reasons for simple http connections.

Stefan

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