good Windows GUI client?

[Justin <ju...@hush.cc>]

Hi everyone!

On OS X for my Subversion server, served over HTTPS with login names  
and passwords, I'm using svnX. Can anyone recommend a few good  
Windows GUI clients that easily support a similar login/password  
system as svnX? We downloaded one or two clients that had issues as  
they did not have a spot for a password, and since IIRC Subversion  
does not issue challenges, so it always failed to connect since the  
password didn't come with the login credentials.

Thanks!

*justin

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Re: good Windows GUI client?

[Asko Rupponen <as...@asko.cc>]

Hello Justin,

Try the SmartSVN from SyntEvo
http://www.syntevo.com/smartsvn/index.jsp

Regards Asko

Olivier Sannier wrote:
> Justin wrote:
>> Hi everyone!
>>
>> On OS X for my Subversion server, served over HTTPS with login names 
>> and passwords, I'm using svnX. Can anyone recommend a few good 
>> Windows GUI clients that easily support a similar login/password 
>> system as svnX? We downloaded one or two clients that had issues as 
>> they did not have a spot for a password, and since IIRC Subversion 
>> does not issue challenges, so it always failed to connect since the 
>> password didn't come with the login credentials.
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> *justin
> TortoiseSVN is the one most people use under Windows, but it's not 
> really GUI, it's a shell integration.
>
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Re: good Windows GUI client?

[Olivier Sannier <ob...@free.fr>]

Justin wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> On OS X for my Subversion server, served over HTTPS with login names 
> and passwords, I'm using svnX. Can anyone recommend a few good Windows 
> GUI clients that easily support a similar login/password system as 
> svnX? We downloaded one or two clients that had issues as they did not 
> have a spot for a password, and since IIRC Subversion does not issue 
> challenges, so it always failed to connect since the password didn't 
> come with the login credentials.
>
> Thanks!
>
> *justin
TortoiseSVN is the one most people use under Windows, but it's not 
really GUI, it's a shell integration.

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Re: good Windows GUI client?

[Andy Levy <an...@gmail.com>]

On 8/29/06, Justin <ju...@hush.cc> wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> On OS X for my Subversion server, served over HTTPS with login names
> and passwords, I'm using svnX. Can anyone recommend a few good
> Windows GUI clients that easily support a similar login/password
> system as svnX? We downloaded one or two clients that had issues as
> they did not have a spot for a password, and since IIRC Subversion
> does not issue challenges, so it always failed to connect since the
> password didn't come with the login credentials.

You may get more bites if you list what you *have* tried already.
People may be hesitant to suggest software if they think you'll reply
with "nope, tried that already."

TortoiseSVN is among the best Windows clients and will prompt you for
a username & password if one hasn't been cached in
%APPDATA%\subversion already (or the cached version doesn't get you
logged in).

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