Re: svn+ssh with a # in the login

On Nov 30, 2006, at 13:25, Frédéric Bastien wrote:

> I have send this question to the user mailing list. Their
> suggestion didn't worked and I think the trouble is with the
> parsing of the svh+ssh... parameter. Here is my question.

You are of course still on the users mailing list. :)

> I have setup a svn server that I want to connect to by ssh. The
> trouble
> I have is svn do not parse correctly my login and server on the
> command
> line. My login have the symbol # in it and I can't change it. For
> example I do the command:
>
> svn import myfolder svn+ssh://first#second.org_at_second.org/repos -m
> 'initial import'
> I get the error
> ssh: first: Name or service not known
> svn: Connection closed unexpectedly
>
> the server is second.org
> the login is first#second.org
>
> svn try to connect to the server first and not second.org. The
> login is
> not well parsed. Do you know how I can access to the server? I
> can't use
> ssh forwarding, Apache module or change my login.
>
> thanks
>
> Frédéric
> p.s. I was suggested in the user mailing list to put the svn+ssh://
> first#second.org@second.org/repos in quote or to escape the #.

Don't the # and other special characters have to be percent-encoded
in a URL?

svn+ssh://first%23second.org@second.org/repos

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