I am updating our svn server and want to switch to windows authentication instead of htpassword files. I installed the module and can run it on HTTP or HTTPS .
Accessing repositories using TortoiseSVN , I have 2 scenarios:
Access SSPI + HTTPS settings . Login automatically and works like a charm :)
Access to SSPI + HTTP settings . Logging in requires entering the username and password of my domain in TortoiseSVN, which is normal since I can ask TortoiseSVN to remember my credentials.
My questions:
If I use SSPI + HTTP instead of SSPI + HTTPS , is my password and username then encrypted?
The reason I ask is because we are on the local network and will never be able to access from the outside, and SSL is superfluous because it makes everything pretty slow: S. Therefore, I would prefer to use HTTP + SSPI.
I searched my password on the network using WireShark and no luck, which would mean that the credentials are really encrypted :). I could only find the line I suspect is my user password, which looks something like this: Authorization: Basic Yh2_3 m% erTo_d4fre
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Garrett
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