On May 27, 2008, at 11:45 PM, Liam Morley wrote:
> Thanks very much Ezra for the reply. That /almost/ worked. The
> problem is, I'm on a Windows box :( and that makes everything more
> difficult. I do have a cygwin copy of svn and cygwin is in my path,
> so after executing 'svn co' on the cmd line, I can successfully add
> the key permanently, but I don't think that setting makes it outside
> of cygwin. After I accept permanently from the cmd line, I'm still
> presented with only 'reject or accept temporarily' from Capistrano.
>
> The interesting thing is, I tried checking out from TortoiseSVN in a
> new directory, and it didn't even prompt me to accept at all, it
> just checked everything out. Just for full disclosure, my ordinary
> everyday svn client is Subclipse (plugin for Eclipse, I'm a RadRails
> user), which had prompted me earlier, and did offer the "accept
> permanently" option.
>
> Liam
Hmm, I actually don't know how to get around this on windows, I don't
know how it handles openssl type stuff..
Cheers-
- Ezra
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