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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Ch...@qimonda.com on 2007/03/07 18:15:53 UTC
SVN via Putty in Win2k
I have multiple repos for different projects - not my choice,
and I can't change it.
To use svn command line, I had to setup SVN_SSH to "plink
MyPuttySession1"
as one of my environment vars. This takes me to repos1, using the
username
and keys I setup to repos1.
Now I want to use repos2, with a different username/yes/server than
repos1.
This means I have to redefine SVN_SSH to SVN_SSH to "plink
MyPuttySession2".
Is this the only way to do this?
I know I can use TurtoiseSVN to use my putty sessions, but let's stick
to the command line session. Thanks.
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Chris T Fouts
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RE: SVN via Putty in Win2k
Posted by Ch...@qimonda.com.
>-----Original Message-----
>> I have multiple repos for different projects - not my choice, and I
>> can't change it.
>>
>> To use svn command line, I had to setup SVN_SSH to "plink
>> MyPuttySession1"
>> as one of my environment vars. This takes me to repos1, using the
>> username and keys I setup to repos1.
>>
>> Now I want to use repos2, with a different username/yes/server than
>> repos1.
>> This means I have to redefine SVN_SSH to SVN_SSH to "plink
>> MyPuttySession2".
>>
>> Is this the only way to do this?
>>
>> I know I can use TurtoiseSVN to use my putty sessions, but
>let's stick
>> to the command line session. Thanks.
>
>I don't know your options with Putty, but it's not the only
>ssh choice in Windows. I use the OpenSSH implementation from
>Cygwin, and (since it's called ssh and is on my path) don't
>need an SVN_SSH variable.
>
>SVN allows you to specify username and host in the URL (e.g.
>svn+ssh://me@host.com/repos), and OpenSSH supports public key pairs so
>passwords aren't prompted every time.
>
>Duncan Murdoch
>
Using cygwin's ssh, what a novel idea! :) I already have cywin so
I'll look into this. Thanks...
-chris
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Re: SVN via Putty in Win2k
Posted by Duncan Murdoch <mu...@stats.uwo.ca>.
On 3/7/2007 1:15 PM, Chris.Fouts@qimonda.com wrote:
> I have multiple repos for different projects - not my choice,
> and I can't change it.
>
> To use svn command line, I had to setup SVN_SSH to "plink
> MyPuttySession1"
> as one of my environment vars. This takes me to repos1, using the
> username
> and keys I setup to repos1.
>
> Now I want to use repos2, with a different username/yes/server than
> repos1.
> This means I have to redefine SVN_SSH to SVN_SSH to "plink
> MyPuttySession2".
>
> Is this the only way to do this?
>
> I know I can use TurtoiseSVN to use my putty sessions, but let's stick
> to the command line session. Thanks.
I don't know your options with Putty, but it's not the only ssh choice
in Windows. I use the OpenSSH implementation from Cygwin, and (since
it's called ssh and is on my path) don't need an SVN_SSH variable.
SVN allows you to specify username and host in the URL (e.g.
svn+ssh://me@host.com/repos), and OpenSSH supports public key pairs so
passwords aren't prompted every time.
Duncan Murdoch
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