Hello! > Resending this email in the faint hope that it makes it through the > moderation queue this time...
We deeply regret the delays! > We are currently using VisualSVN Enterprise Edition and are relying > exclusively on Integrated Windows Authentication. > > There is one piece of the puzzle that's eluding me right now though - how do > I get the standard Linux svn command-line client to be able to add commits > to a VisualSVN Enterprise repository? I'm guessing I would need to enable > basic authentication on the Server but there isn't much info on how to go > about accomplishing this. Your Linux-based Subversion command-line clients can authenticate to VisualSVN Server Enterprise Edition in the following ways: * with Basic authentication * with NTLM authentication (available for *nix clients since neon 0.29.1). To enable Basic authentication in VisualSVN Server: 1. Start VisualSVN Server Manager. 2. Open the Properties dialog for the root node. 3. Switch to the Authentication tab. 4. Enable the "Basic authentication" check-box (assuming that Use Windows authentication radio-button is already enabled) 5. Press the OK button. Note that Basic authentication can be enabled simultaneously with the Integrated Windows Authentication. To authenticate using NTLM you're requested to upgrade to neon 0.29.1. neon is an HTTP and WebDAV client library that is used by Subversion clients. Here is the neon's official site: http://webdav.org/neon/ Note that Single-Sign On is not available for *nix-based Subversion clients. Hope this helps! Please don't hesitate to ask any further assistance. -- With best regards, Danil Shopyrin VisualSVN Team
