Comments on No Good Tips & Tricks: SVN+SSH With TortoiseSVN

This solution did not work for me but I was able t...

2011-11-30T20:27:01.056-05:00

This solution did not work for me but I was able to find another one. Open regedit and go to 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER>Software>Simon Tatham>PuTTY>Sessions'. On my Windows 7 machine, there is no 'Default Settings' visible at this registry location. However, if you click on the SVN server under 'Sessions', and edit the 'UserName' attribute to add your username, then TortoisePlink will stop prompting you every time you want to do an SVN checkout, checkin, etc. This worked for me.

You can use the Tortoise plink.exe facility to con...

2011-07-14T11:32:01.719-04:00

You can use the Tortoise plink.exe facility to connect to the host by setting the Windows environment variable from the "Advanced" dialog setting "SVN_SSH" to
"your tortoise bin\plink.exe" -i your.ppk

this is nice tutorial post.i found it so useful.

2010-12-29T12:30:09.158-05:00

this is nice tutorial post.i found it so useful.

what if i use it with a non standard port instead ...

2010-05-22T10:42:26.140-04:00

what if i use it with a non standard port instead of 22?