Briefly
Given the setup, when checking SVN + SSH over VPN does not work and the other where it works, what is the correct procedure to find out what is the difference between the two systems?
More details
I am using a 64-bit system running Windows 7. I have 64-bit Open VPN and Tortoise SVN installed.
The repository is on the remote system and we are connecting to the VPN.
Continuing my previous question Checking SVN + SSH over VPN using SVN Turtle, Smartsvn Fails
One new teammate (working specifically with the system, with 64-bit Windows 7 starts, just like me) successfully passed the test from a remote server (connected via Open VPN). We both followed the same steps -
- Added some open source Open VPN configuration files in the config folder of the Open VPN installation path. These files were taken from the working settings of other team members.
- Initiated opening of a VPN connection using a user.
- launched Putty Pageant.exe, selected the .ppk file and entered the passphrase.
After its verification was successful, I did a new software installation (OpenVPN, tortoiseSVN) using the exact ones that it used, but still getting the following error when trying to check or use the repository browser.
Reading Error -
To better debug SSH connection problems, remove the -q option from 'ssh' in the [tunnels] section of your Subversion configuration file.
Network connection closed unexpectedly
-q. SVN + SSH VPN SVN, Smartsvn, , .
, Windows , . - . -
. , Open VPN, . , .
, ?