>> svn: Unrecognized URL scheme >> 'https://oruizdorantes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx/svnroot/repos/haiku/haiku/trunk' > > > > I guess this means that the BeOS/Zeta port has to be updated to > support the https scheme. It is currently not possible to commit any > changes with the current svn client. I am sorry, but I find this unacceptable. I use BeOS as my only operating system and have 4 machines with a total of 8 repositories (counting buildtools) using the svn+ssh method plus a few with anonymous svn. I have currently three commits ready but I am now just unable to commit them? Doing such a switch without prior warnings so that people needing updated binaries for their platform have at least a chance of continuing working is IMO just very bad practice. I usually liked the BerliOS hosting because it worked pretty well for me, but moves like this are just unacceptable and I have to vote for moving hosts ASAP. Especially for an institution hosting open source software and helping alternative operating systems I cannot believe the ignorance displayed by that. I sure hope that this is just another temporary thing that has been exceptionally badly communicated. Regards Michael