Hi Stefan,
After much monkeying around and help from the list I got svn working
with ssh just as you are requesting. The way I understand it you dont
need a daemon running for ssh. You need a valid ssh account and access
permissions to the repository directorie(s). So my setup is like this:
Linux box(saturn):
/srv/svn - svn group has 775 on this and subfolders.
To connect from other machine with tortoisSVN I had to add my username
and password to the ssh command line. In windows explorer:
1. File->TortoisSVN->Settings
2. Click "Network" tab
3. Under "SSH client:" I added login info so my line lookes like:
C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\TortoisePlink.exe -l chris -pw <passwd>
Then to browse repository from windows explorer:
1. File->Repo-Browser:
2. I enter: svn+ssh://saturn/srv/svn
And it all works.
I realize that having the login info setup like that is a security risk,
but hey Im running windows to begin with!
HTH
CG
Stefan Binder wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Iīm using Subversion 1.0 on OpenBSD 3.4, and only want svn+ssh access to
> the repository, because connection is over internet.
>
> I have a question about authentication with ssh connections:
> In svnserve.conf i disabled anon access, and let only authenticated
> users read + wirte
> (anon-access = none
> auth-access = write )
>
> When i connect through TortoiseSVN Client on Windows, it only asks me
> for the ssh-password, but not for the repository password.
> If svn+ssh is used, is the authentication only over ssh, and i donīt
> need a rep. password?
>
>
>
>
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