Hi John,
This is actually svnX's fault. It does a poor job handling secure SVN
connections. Essentially you have to login once via the command line
so that you can accept the RSA keys into your OS X system. svnX is
throwing that error because it can't find the host under the trusted
domains in your RSA file. Once you login via the command line and
type 'yes' to accept the RSA keys you should be all good.
on a mac svn is located here /usr/local/bin
typing...
svn ls https://osflash-xray.googlecode.com:443
and following the the command line prompts should correct the problems.
Cheers,
Sam
On Sep 21, 2007, at 7:37 AM, John Grden wrote:
I'm sorry to go OT, but I'm having problems using SVN clients on
mac. Ive tried SCPlugin (which I did get to work once, but I can't
remember the bazillion things I tried), and svnX.
I get this error:
http://www.screencast.com/t/dKIqMmqK
basically both SCPlugin and svnX give me this error about the
server cert not being trusted. I have SVN client installed (1.4.4
- and I'm guessing this is commandline only since I can't find a
gui or app anywhere)
Anyway, if anyone knows what in the world to do to fix this, I'd
really appreciate the help.
Thanks in advance!
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[ JPG ]
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