Jens Schmidt a écrit :
Hi
I am currently setting up a test environment to check out subversion,
continuum and maven on a windows 2003 server.
All access to the repository goes through HTTPS using apache.
I created a test certificate using Openssl.
Everything works perfect so far.
I can check in and out files and run maven to build projects.
Here comes the problem:
When I try to automatically build my test project through continuum I
will receive the following error:
svn: PROPFIND of '/repository/GEN2/trunk/LiftSimulation': Server
certificate verification failed: certificate issued for a different
hostname, issuer is not trusted (https://localhost)
Continuum is running as a service on windows at that point.
When I run continuum from the command line the build works fine. It
works also fine if I run the continuum service as User with my user
credentials.
I believe it is working with my user account because previously I
checked out files using "svn co https://xxxxxxx";. I was asked to accept
the certificate which i answered with permanent.
How can I automatically accept certificates in contiuum?
Anyone had experience with this problem?
You can't, and the only solution is to run a svn first command manually with
the user used for continuum, so you'll can accept the certificate.
Emmanuel
