Isn't there some better SSH key management scheme out there (with fewer steps but correct and secure defaults?)
FLOSS, of course.
Ed
Ed Howland wrote:
*Problem fixed*
It supports 1 and 2 and DSA. I'm using 1 if that matters.
The problem was that TortoiseSVN actually uses its own ssh client (called TortoisePLink.) This is compiled and liked to the Putty client library I think. So internally, it is Putty. But the Tortoise Settings->Network->SSH Client has a command line. The command line was '-l <username>'. I had this wrong, the user name should be my user on the Linux box. Works fine w/o world writable permissions now.
Ed
JT Moree wrote:
Ed Howland wrote:
| Been googling this all morning and can't really find a good answer.
|
| I want my windows clients to be able to access my (Linux) SVN repository
| using svn+ssh:// protocol. They are using TortoiseSVN on the windows
| side. (With Putty as the ssh client.) But they have permisson denied
| errors accessing the repository for imports, checkouts or commits.
i believe putty only supports ssh version 1. That might be part of your problem. You should instll cygwin's ssh client and try that.
-- Ed Howland WDT Solutions, LLC. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (314) 962-0766
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