I recently upgraded the OS on my server that holds my SVN repository, and I had to re-check out my code.
So now, in TextMate, I get "permission denied" whenever I try to make a commit. I can run the commit from Terminal (with a password prompt), but not from within Textmate.
After the server upgrade, I believe I originally connected from Terminal using svn+ssh. I assume that's the protocol it's still using? I have the ssh-rsa key in my ~/.ssh/known_hosts file. I'm using the same user name locally as on my server.
I also followed the instructions to create key pairs at ...
http://blog.macromates.com/2005/subversion-support-and-ssh-key-pairs/
... but it's still prompting me when I ssh through Terminal.
Can anyone point me to how to get TextMate to commit?
Thanks.
-- Dwayne Purper Futura : Durham, NC USA www.futuracreative.com
On 6 Nov 2007, at 17:12, dwayne purper wrote:
[...] After the server upgrade, I believe I originally connected from Terminal using svn+ssh. I assume that's the protocol it's still using? I have the ssh-rsa key in my ~/.ssh/known_hosts file. I'm using the same user name locally as on my server.
You can run ‘svn info’ in the checked out folder to see the repository URL (i.e. if it is svn+ssh).
I also followed the instructions to create key pairs at [...]
If you get a password prompt in Terminal, your key-pair is not working.
Can anyone point me to how to get TextMate to commit?
Well… I guess the easiest is to get the key-pair actually working.
Probably would be easier to troubleshoot this on IRC.
Thanks, Allan, it's svn+ssh. I'll check elsewhere to troubleshoot on the keys.
On 6 Nov 2007, at 17:12, dwayne purper wrote:
[...] After the server upgrade, I believe I originally connected from Terminal using svn+ssh. I assume that's the protocol it's still using? I have the ssh-rsa key in my ~/.ssh/known_hosts file. I'm using the same user name locally as on my server.
You can run ‘svn info’ in the checked out folder to see the repository URL (i.e. if it is svn+ssh).
I also followed the instructions to create key pairs at [...]
If you get a password prompt in Terminal, your key-pair is not working.
Can anyone point me to how to get TextMate to commit?
Well… I guess the easiest is to get the key-pair actually working.
Probably would be easier to troubleshoot this on IRC.
-- Dwayne Purper Futura : Durham, NC USA www.futuracreative.com
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