Joe Campbell - 01 Dec 06 19:04 My repository is a 1.2 server and I am attempting to use the latest build (6107) to access it. When I attempt to browse it (http://scm/) it asks me for a user name and password (despite being previously authenticated). On entering the correct Domain/user combination it pops the same authentication window back up acting like the auth failed despite the information being correct. I tried all combinations of DOMAIN/User, DOMAIN\User, User - plus password to get this to work. It just kept asking me for the user name and password. Other client tools and command line tools work just fine (i.e. svn command line and Tortoise).

Joe Campbell - 17 Jan 07 21:12 Can anyone please provide an update to this item? It is preventing my company from moving forward with a migration to the latest version of IntelliJ.

Alexander Kitaev - 09 Feb 07 16:52 Currently subversion plugin does support NTLM (SSPI) authentication, but only the most simple form of it - some servers refuse to authenticate IDEA Subversion plugin. Currently we're investigating the possibility of using jCIFS library for SSPI authentication - most probably it will resolve problems with NTLM authentication. Right now you may try to set up apache server so that it will emulate "Basic" authentication and also set the following Java System property value in idea.exe.vmoption file: javasvn.http.methods=Basic,NTLM it will make Subversion plugin to prefer Basic authentication over NTLM one.