CVS certificate error
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I have recently moved to a windows 7 64 bit environment (finally got rid of vista). In my company, we use CVS as our source control. Before I changed my environment it worked fine. I installed CVS version 1.12.5 Now, each time I try to do any CVS operation, I get the following error: "[80090325] The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not trusted." We use the SSL protocol. Username and password are correct (I checked with a coworker credentials). I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, same same. I checked the list of certificates in internet options. Nothing related to CVS is listed. But there's nothing in my coworkers certificate lists too. Google gave me general results about other products, but all involve importing a certificate, but no certificates come with CVS (to my knowledge). Heck I'm not even sure if CVS is the problem :) . Anyone faced this problem before? Any ideas? Thanks Charbel
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I have recently moved to a windows 7 64 bit environment (finally got rid of vista). In my company, we use CVS as our source control. Before I changed my environment it worked fine. I installed CVS version 1.12.5 Now, each time I try to do any CVS operation, I get the following error: "[80090325] The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not trusted." We use the SSL protocol. Username and password are correct (I checked with a coworker credentials). I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, same same. I checked the list of certificates in internet options. Nothing related to CVS is listed. But there's nothing in my coworkers certificate lists too. Google gave me general results about other products, but all involve importing a certificate, but no certificates come with CVS (to my knowledge). Heck I'm not even sure if CVS is the problem :) . Anyone faced this problem before? Any ideas? Thanks Charbel
I'm sorry, but this is not the correct forum for this question. This forum is for sharing details of free tools. You might be better asking this in the Q & A section.
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I have recently moved to a windows 7 64 bit environment (finally got rid of vista). In my company, we use CVS as our source control. Before I changed my environment it worked fine. I installed CVS version 1.12.5 Now, each time I try to do any CVS operation, I get the following error: "[80090325] The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not trusted." We use the SSL protocol. Username and password are correct (I checked with a coworker credentials). I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, same same. I checked the list of certificates in internet options. Nothing related to CVS is listed. But there's nothing in my coworkers certificate lists too. Google gave me general results about other products, but all involve importing a certificate, but no certificates come with CVS (to my knowledge). Heck I'm not even sure if CVS is the problem :) . Anyone faced this problem before? Any ideas? Thanks Charbel
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Thanks guys (got confused on where to post my first question in CP, so put it here as CVS is a free tool). I solved the issue by getting an old version of CVS (1.10.10). To install it I had to uninstall all versions of VC9 runtime as the old version was not starting when I left them. I don't know why the new version was causing that issue. Charbel