> > I *think* our svn requires passwords sent over HTTPS, usually your > client asks for a password the first time you use a new repository. >
I've got SVN working with my updated password, this is fine was just hoping to get an SSH key working so I didn't have to enter a password each time I commit. > > You could also ask on infrastruct...@apache.org to check what the > current status is (and please let us know if you do). > I'll give this a try and let everyone know if it gets worked out. > > SSH keys work for ssh mys...@people.apache.org, not sure if they're > used for anything else that committers do. > I tried putting a .ssh folder with my public key in it but SSH'ing into the server still asks me for a password even though the key is there. Not a big deal, I don't want to spend a bunch of time trying to figure this out, its more of a convenience thing. > > -Bertrand >
