see bug #455526 about an (unreproducible) openjdk-6 crash in this
context
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Netbeans always crashes when adding a project via svn
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Netbeans sometimes hits a org.tigris.subversion.javahl.ClientException
and giving me the message Could not authenticate to server: rejected
Basic challenge when I try to update.
I'm including the output of the jstack command when netbeans is giving
me the dialog box with the above error messages.
I got it to hang on update, steps to reproduce:
1 - Boot Ubuntu, Log in, start Netbeans
2 - Open already set-up project that uses svn
3 - Attempt to svn update through project context menu
4 - Get authentification error as described in my post above
5 - Go to command line, do svn log on project
Just a quick note to state that this problem persisted after an upgrade
to Netbeans 6.8, using the installer from their website, so no longer
using the Karmic package. I guess that means that it's an OpenJDK
problem rather than Netbeans. Anyway, the fix above, to use Sun's JDK
instead, works a
I have the same issue with Netbeans when commiting stuff to google code
(https).
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i have only http svn's, no ssl support
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Checkout acessing the repository via http seems to work correctly.
Problem arises when trying https.
Netbeans has some fields for the Client Certificate File and
Passphrase. Maybe it doesn't like them to be empty?
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@oli z: You actually just need to use the command line svn once. Once
you have done that NB will have working SVN. That is, until you log out
again, but if you like me just hibernate or use Ubuntu in a virtual
machine, then it won't bug you too much :)
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Netbeans always crashes when adding a
yes, i already noticed that. i think it has something to do with that
gnome-keyring app
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This has something to do with the Gnome Keyring!
At first I couldn't authorize with the remote SVN server (worked on every other
machine, including an Ubuntu 9.04 sitting nearby), and the checkout process
would fail with a
org.tigris.subversion : Autorization failed
OPTIONS of ...
The problem described by me seems to be solved by updating to the latest
packages. Sorry for not updating it before reporting the bug...
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Too early of me, the errors mentioned by the original bug poster and
those described by myself above still remain.
There are four (possibly closely related) bugs that arise when trying to
checkout a repository, pressing the Next button:
* Error message (screendump in zip)
* Java crashes
A quickfix for anyone experiencing this is to install the Sun Java
package (sun-java6-jdk). Netbeans will still start using OpenJDK (even
if you use updata-java-alternatives), so you will either have to give it
a paramater that tells it to use Sun's Java (netbeans --jdkhome
i switched to sun's jdk and netbeans from netbeans.org, the crashes stopped
but this disgusting svn problem as you described (rejected Basic challenge
(servername)) remains
i'm now using the commandline version of svn because with the NB svn its
impossible to work with
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