Trust prompt removal, how?

When I download SVNs from sourceforge, I get prompt:

  Error validating server certificate for [ ... ]
  (R)eject, accept (t)emporarily or accept (p)ermanently?

How do I disable the prompt and make svn to accept all
sites
of the form: https://caelum.svn
.sourceforge.net

Is there an option which disables the interactive
behaviour?
I don't want interaction because I download hundreds of
projects automatically.

Is there option which adds sites of the above form to
a trusted list?

Is there a program which gets the auth from the sites
and adds it to svn's auth-file (whatever)?

Can any other program be used to download SVN codebase?
E.g., CVS does not ask interactively anything!

How should I modify the svn code so that svn never asks
anything interactively? svn did not compile here but
I could try again.

Juhana

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On 10/10/07, Juhana Sadeharju <kouhianic.funet.fi> wrote:
>
> When I download SVNs from sourceforge, I get prompt:
>
>  Error validating server certificate for [ ... ]
>  (R)eject, accept (t)emporarily or accept
(p)ermanently?
>
> How do I disable the prompt and make svn to accept all
sites
> of the form: https://caelum.svn
.sourceforge.net
>
> Is there an option which disables the interactive
behaviour?
> I don't want interaction because I download hundreds
of
> projects automatically.
>
> Is there option which adds sites of the above form to
> a trusted list?
>
> Is there a program which gets the auth from the sites
> and adds it to svn's auth-file (whatever)?
>
> Can any other program be used to download SVN
codebase?
> E.g., CVS does not ask interactively anything!

Neither does Subversion, if you ask sincely

 $ svn checkout --non-interactive


This is your help:
  $ svn help checkout

or more general help information:
  $ svn help


HTH,

Erik

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>On 10/10/07, Juhana Sadeharju <kouhianic.funet.fi> wrote:
>>
>> When I download SVNs from sourceforge, I get
prompt:
>>
>>  Error validating server certificate for [ ... ]
>>  (R)eject, accept (t)emporarily or accept
(p)ermanently?
>
> $ svn checkout --non-interactive

It does not work as seen below. Please add an option which
answers "p" (or "t") by default. I don't
want empty downloads
nor do I want hit "p" for hundreds of times,
thanks.

svn co --non-interactive https://darkradiant.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot
/darkradiant/trunk .
svn: PROPFIND request failed on
'/svnroot/darkradiant/trunk'
svn: PROPFIND of '/svnroot/darkradiant/trunk': Server
certificate verification failed: issuer is not trusted (https://darkr
adiant.svn.sourceforge.net)

Juhana

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Juhana Sadeharju wrote:
>> On 10/10/07, Juhana Sadeharju <kouhianic.funet.fi> wrote:
>>> When I download SVNs from sourceforge, I get
prompt:
>>>
>>>  Error validating server certificate for [ ...
]
>>>  (R)eject, accept (t)emporarily or accept
(p)ermanently?
>> $ svn checkout --non-interactive
> 
> It does not work as seen below. Please add an option
which
> answers "p" (or "t") by default. I
don't want empty downloads
> nor do I want hit "p" for hundreds of times,
thanks.

Does your user you are using have a .subversion directory in
it's home
directory? I've run into that problem before. Sometimes the
.subversion
directory isn't created or can't be written to. In that
case, the "p"
answer cannot be remembered.

-- 
Sander Marechal

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