Hello !
I am trying to use SvnAnt with its JavaHL bindings. My networks
require the use of a proxy that is authenticated. If I specy my
username and password in C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Application
Data\Subversion\servers, my script works without any problem. But
storing a password unencrypted is of course against company policies
... So I am looking for an alternative solution.
I have a test Ant target that I use :
<target name="test-svn">
<svn username="${user.name}"
password="${svn.password}">
<update dir="${basedir}" recurse="true" />
</svn>
</target>
This target works if the pasword to the proxy is in the the "servers"
config file. It doesnt otherwise.
I tried to modify this target to explicitely set the proxy :
<target name="test-svn">
<setproxy proxyhost="proxy.mynetwork.com"
proxyport="8080"
proxypassword="${proxy.password}"
proxyuser="myuser" />
<svn username="${user.name}"
password="${svn.password}">
<update dir="${basedir}" recurse="true" />
</svn>
</target>
This way, I could prompt the user for its password everytime and not
store it. But of course, this "setproxy" only sets a Java proxy...
doesnt work...
Is there a work around to have svn eaither ask the user for its
password or have it stored in a secured way ?
Thanks for your help !
Guillaume
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