Subversion authentication on non standard port.

[David Brown]

I'm trying to configure Jenkins to connect to our svn server which is running on a non standard port but I'm getting an error so wondering if anyone can help point out what I'm missing.   I'm running Jenkins on a mac under my account (not root) and can successfully issue a svn info command line call to my repo.

bash-3.2$ svn info svn+ssh://code.myco.com/environments/trunk/

Path: environment-builds

URL: svn+ssh://code. myco.com/environments/trunk/

Repository Root: svn+ssh://code. myco.com/environments

My $HOME/subversion config includes a tunnel update but Jenkins or the svnkit is not honoring it

bash-3.2$ cat ./subversion/config | grep -v \#

[auth]

[helpers]

[tunnels]

ssh = /usr/bin/ssh -p 123

[miscellany]

[auto-props]

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When I attempt to define the credentials for a job which checks out from this repo I get the following error.  

Passing user name testuser and password you entered to SSH
FAILED: svn: E210002: There was a problem while connecting to code.myco.com:22

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!

Thanks,

/david

[Richard Lavoie]

Have you tried putting the port in the url ?

svn+ssh://code.myco.com:123/environments/trunk/

Dunno if it would work, but worth a try.

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[David Brown]

Oh my gosh!  I can't believe I didn't try that. It worked!!  Subversion command doesn't accept a port in a url, you need to specific it as a tunnel parm in the subversion config file, but I guess the svnkit or the jenkins svn plug-in is much more user friendly to accept parsing.

Thanks!!

/david