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Well, in my project 'Subversion' is selected. When I now open the Changes view, tab Committed and select the Refresh, I just get following error message: Error refreshing changes: svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/my/path'svn: Received fatal alert: handshake_failure
Well, in my project 'Subversion' is selected. When I now open the Changes view, tab Committed and select the Refresh, I just get following error message: Error refreshing changes: svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/my/path'svn: Received fatal alert: handshake_failure
But IDEA did not ask me for any credentials.
Which build did this happen with?
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Have you tried clearing the authentication cache and then restart IDEA? I find this helps.
Also, make sure that your private key is in the OpenSSH format.
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The core problem is, that IDEA does not ask me for my credentials, so I did not entered the private key file yet.
Tom
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Although I don't know about an "authentication cache", I've wiped my ~\.IntelliJIdea70\system directory and restarted IDEA. It still did not ask me for my Subversion credentials, so the refresh failed again.
Project Setting -> Version Control -> Select Subversion from list -> Configure VCS -> Clear Authentication Cache
IDEA has always then asked me to provide the authentication credentials again.
If it doesn't work as described, then restart IDEA after you clear the authentication cache and before you try to specify your authentication details.
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C:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data\Subversion\auth
I'm assuming this is because it uses SVNKit in the background. I've also no idea if this happens on other operating systems.
SVNKit (and thus IDEA) is just following Subversion standars. This is the directory where the standard subversion client store it's certificate, and by using it, IDEA will share configurations with the command line client.
Project Setting -> Version Control -> Select Subversion from list -> Configure VCS -> Clear Authentication Cache
Thanks for the hint, it wasn't obvious to me. Unfortunately, clicking the 'Clear Authentication Cache' button and then clicking the Refresh button in the Committed view of the Changes panel shows the error message again. IDEA does NOT ask me for my credentials.
works fine for me.
what issues are you having?
how have you tried to get it working so far?
Regards
Peter
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Well, in my project 'Subversion' is selected. When I now open the Changes
view, tab Committed and select the Refresh, I just get following error message:
Error refreshing changes: svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/my/path'svn:
Received fatal alert: handshake_failure
But IDEA did not ask me for any credentials.
Hello Tom,
Which build did this happen with?
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JetBrains, Inc.
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#7051
Have you tried clearing the authentication cache and then restart IDEA?
I find this helps.
Also, make sure that your private key is in the OpenSSH format.
Regards
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Software Engineer
Etech Group Pty Ltd
Level 3/21 Victoria St
Melbourne VIC 3000
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The core problem is, that IDEA does not ask me for my credentials, so I did
not entered the private key file yet.
Tom
Did you "clear authentication cache"?
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Although I don't know about an "authentication cache", I've wiped my
~\.IntelliJIdea70\system directory and restarted IDEA. It still did not ask
me for my Subversion credentials, so the refresh failed again.
Tom
Same problems on 7065.
I don't know what OS you're on, but on Windows the authentication data is stored in a different directory:
C:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data\Subversion\auth
I'm assuming this is because it uses SVNKit in the background. I've also no idea if this happens on other operating systems.
The way i do it is:
Project Setting -> Version Control -> Select Subversion from list ->
Configure VCS -> Clear Authentication Cache
IDEA has always then asked me to provide the authentication credentials
again.
If it doesn't work as described, then restart IDEA after you clear the
authentication cache and before you try to specify your authentication
details.
Regards
--
Peter Vandoros
Software Engineer
Etech Group Pty Ltd
Level 3/21 Victoria St
Melbourne VIC 3000
Australia
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Fax: +61 3 9639 9577
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SVNKit (and thus IDEA) is just following Subversion standars. This is the directory where the standard subversion client store it's certificate, and by using it, IDEA will share configurations with the command line client.
Thanks for the hint, it wasn't obvious to me. Unfortunately, clicking the
'Clear Authentication Cache' button and then clicking the Refresh button in
the Committed view of the Changes panel shows the error message again. IDEA
does NOT ask me for my credentials.