Redmine Installation and SVN (HTTPS) configuration

One-click Installation Redmine

50233483

Configure SVN ( reference: 51524140)

Enter the topic:

You can run SVN manually in the command-line environment of the Bitnami Redmine stack to see if the data can be taken,

[Ruby] view plain copy

1. SVN list--xml "https://120.31.131.175/svn/myproject/" @HEAD--username "myname"--password "mypasswd"--no-auth-cache- -non-interactive

If not, add--trust-server-cert to the back.
Or not, run the following command to let Subversion trust the server

[Ruby] view plain copy

1. SVN ls--config-option config:auth:store-auth-creds=yes https://120.31.131.175/svn/myproject

Here's a choice: (R) eject, accept (t) emporarily or accept (p) ermanently? P Select P. Then enter the user name password.

If there is no error, open D:\BitNami Redmine stack\apps\redmine\lib\redmine\scm\adapters\subversion_adapter.rb
Modify Line 229, by

[HTML] view plain copy

1. Str << "--no-auth-cache--non-interactive"

Switch

[HTML] view plain copy

1. Str << "--no-auth-cache--non-interactive--config-dir \" C:/users/administrator/appdata/roaming/subversion\ ""

Restart Redmine, you can access the HTTPS svn.

The other solution is as follows: (not tested.) You should manually connect to the SVN server. You will be prompted to download the certificate.
1. Open cmd and enter:
CD <%redmine folder%>
SVN--config-dir webserverredmine Co https://< target SVN address > < folder name > (folder name is arbitrary, the folder will generate the current working directory in CMD, Is the content that is synced from the SVN server and can be deleted).
When the command input is complete, a prompt will appear, enter the SVN username and password, and then prompt: "Do you want to permanently save the SSL voucher?" Enter p to determine.
The Webserverredmine directory is generated under the folder where the Redmine is located, and the directory content is the SVN SSL credential.

Redmine Installation and SVN (HTTPS) configuration