问题
I'm currently trying to write an internal application to be able to deploy our projects to acceptance and production servers with a single click. We are using phing to accomplish this.
At the moment I'm having difficulty checking out (or doing an svn export) the project. I use the following command:
<exec command="svn checkout ${svn.host} ${svn.exportdir} --force --username server --password <password>" />
on a normal command line this works perfectly, however i get prompted to accept a certificate because the host uses https. Problem is there seems to be no parameter to automatically accept a certificate.
the --trust-server-cert doesn't help either, becase the certificate is rejected due to a hostname mismatch, where the parameter only bypasses a "CA is unknown"-error.
Any ideas on how I can check out (or export, update, ...) the project?
回答1:
Do a wget on the svn servers HTTPS adress and accept the certificate permanently.
$ wget https://svn.mydomain.com/repos
And then press p to accept the cert.
I also added some hints to the PHP documentation about the problems with certificates:
Simply call
svn checkout https://svn.mydomain.com/repos --force --username server --password iMPs+nana0kIF
on your command line and accept the cert.
There could be still a problem when the user which executes the Phing command is not root, then you have to execute this command as the user which runs the Phing command:
su wwwrun wget https://...
su wwwrun svn checkout https://...
回答2:
Just do one manual checkout as the user that will be running phing. You can checkout to /dev/null if you want to. Once you have accepted the certificate, it will stay accepted (if that user has a .subversion directory to store it).
By the way, any specific reason why you are using the svn commandline interface through and ExecTask instead of just using the SvnCheckoutTask directly?
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6651088/svn-checkout-not-working-via-phing