If you got a "Network Connection Closed Unexpectedly" error while using svn+ssh (here is a nice HOWTO) then you should comment (or remove) "mesg y" in /etc/bashrc or in $HOME/.bashrc
Worked for me as a charm :)
Monday, May 25, 2009
"Network Connection Closed Unexpectedly" error while using svn+ssh
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I have tried the above, however their is no mesg y in Bashrc, what would be my next step?
Try to force "mesg n" in your local bashrc. If this will not help - check out JNI version used by Eclipse. There was a post somewhere talking about this.
OK. Here's how I fixed this (on Mac OS X, but fix should work on any client)
This particular issue arises when you are using a non-standard port (let's say 12001 for sake of example) for your SSH server.
Apparently the SVN client experiences syntax errors when given a port address on a command line like this one:
svn list svn+ssh://username@domainname.com:12001/home/username/svn/myproject
So, to fix this, you need to create a client-side config file for SSH like this:
cd ~
cd .ssh
vi config (create a config file like the one that follows)
:w
:q
Config file located in ~/.ssh/config:
Host domain.com
User username
Port 12001
Then, issue your svn+ssh command WITHOUT the port like this:
svn list svn+ssh://username@domain.com/home/username/svn/myproject
That's it!
Hope that helps.
Rick
Hey,
wanted to let you know that the howto link on your site is now broken. The new home for the howto is http://test.tortoisesvn.net/ssh_howto.html
Thanks.
"A Rustle" - thanks! Fixed the link.
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