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SVN client accessing through Proxy on Windows

From: Brenner Werner <Werner.Brenner_at_berufzug.ch>
Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2012 08:00:21 +0000

For teaching / experimenting we use (local) virtual machines (Win8) running on Win8 PCs. For security reasons, the virtual machine is not part of the corporate domain (Win8-Servers, AD). For browsers I need to configure the proxy (IP.: 192.168.11.222, Port 3128) and upon connecting I have to enter my domain user credentials (ourcompanydomain\myusername, mypassword) .

I did not succeed in access a repository on the net. Using svn I can specify the proxy (IP and port), that works. But the domain/username and password I specify with http-proxy-username... is ignored (as commandline-paramer, as servers-entry and as registry entry). It always takes the credentials from the user that logged in on the host machine (that means: while authenticating the domain is always missing).

How can I bring SVN to authenticate me correctly to the firewall?
Received on 2012-06-22 10:08:39 CEST

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