The Subversion Certificate Verification Dialog Box displays when you attempt to connect to a Subversion repository using the https protocol, and the https server provides a certificate which has to be either accepted manually or cannot be trusted automatically.
This dialog enables you to accept the certificate permanently or temporarily, or reject it.
Element | Description |
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Accept Permanently |
Authorization is enabled permanently. When you accept the certificate, it is stored in the Subversion config directory on your system. |
Accept Temporarily |
Authorization is enabled temporarily - i.e., the the certificate needs to be accepted for each command invoked by NetBeans. |
Reject |
Authorization is rejected. If you reject the certificate, you are denied access to the repository. |
The text area provides you with output describing the certificate. Information provided can vary dependent on the certificate, but common details include:
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