Frederic Melot wrote:
> concerning the authentification on a svn server via a https
> connexion, I'd like to use a SSL certificat management, especially
> to use my certificate protected by a non-empty passphrase. Is there
> another way to avoid to provide the passphrase on every svn request
> than to fill the ssl-client-cert-password variable in the servers
> file ? A built-in proxy for example ?
I think you'll find some recent long discussions that touch on this
(related, though they don't discuss passwords for SSL keys) within
the past month on the dev list. And I believe the answer to your
question is that no, there's no other option as part of Subversion
right now on non-Mac, non-Windows platforms. On MacOS X and Windows
XP, the OS-sanctioned password holding facility is used. (I believe
it would work for SSL key passwords, though I don't know that.)
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Received on Fri Nov 3 21:01:24 2006