Can I use interactive proxy checking with git-svn?

I am behind an authentication proxy and need access to a remote SVN repo through https using git svn.

The proxy server is defined in the file ~/.subversion/servers.

When I start with git svn fetch, an error message appears:

Failed to query RA layer: OPTIONS http: // url / to / repos / branches / experimental '

Ok No problems. Let the credentials be written in ~/.subversion/servers→ everything works fine.

However, it’s a little inconvenient for me to have my domain credentials stored in a text file on my hard drive.

Are there other ways ( especially interactive ) for authentication in my proxy when using git svnover https?

Information: The PC where this should be done is in the Windows domain, and authentication is performed using NTLM.

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If IM is not mistaken, ntlmaps can also pull out the login form windows since you are joining a domain, defenetly worth a try

anyway, if this shrouded work you can do ntlmaps, ask for a password at startup

ntmlaps website

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You can protect the file ~/.subversion/serversby making sure that you are the only (and root) that can access it.

% chmod 600 ~/.subversion/servers

- http_proxy. @( ).

% export http_proxy=http://user:pass@proxy:port
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http://wiki.apache.org/subversion/EncryptedPasswordStorage mentions alternatives to file password storage on mac, pc, linux

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