When I point the importer at a URL like https://svn-01/svn/DTC/trunk/ I get:

svnsync: Server sent unexpected return value (401 Authorization Required) in response to PROPFIND request for '/svn/DTC'

I'm testing on our private repositories, which use Windows authentication over HTTPS; unfortunately, this makes it very difficult to get at them with other tools sometimes. I am also not real sure how the SVN auth occurs, because it seems like a working client connection hits a 401 first before sending the "real" security token.

Another fun fact: our SSL cert is not properly trusted, so it's possible that the svnsync would need --trust-server-cert set.

Anyway, I have access to the server so I can grab the raw files and host them elsewhere. It would be cool if the https access just worked, though.

Edit:

With 1.0.38, it now appears to get further and then stalls at "Initializing Conversion". I launched with logging, and I'm letting it sit there, but it doesn't seem to be dumping any log file yet.

When I point the importer at a URL like https://svn-01/svn/DTC/trunk/ I get:

svnsync: Server sent unexpected return value (401 Authorization Required) in response to PROPFIND request for '/svn/DTC'

I'm testing on our private repositories, which use Windows authentication over HTTPS; unfortunately, this makes it very difficult to get at them with other tools sometimes. I am also not real sure how the SVN auth occurs, because it seems like a working client connection hits a 401 first before sending the "real" security token.

Another fun fact: our SSL cert is not properly trusted, so it's possible that the svnsync would need --trust-server-cert set.

Anyway, I have access to the server so I can grab the raw files and host them elsewhere. It would be cool if the https access just worked, though.