Hi, we are running a configuration with an svn repository being server via apache using https (mod_dav).
Today we have installed a "real" SSL certificate. As our certificate is signed by two intermediate certificates before reaching the root CA, we have configured the "SSLCertificateChainFile" to provide the full certificate chain. Testing the certificate in a web browser (Safari, Firefox, IE) works fine and the certificate is considered to valid (as all the intermediate certificates are severed as well). Trying "svn checkout" I obtain different results. 1) Windows 7, with TortoiseSVN -> no certificate warning 2) Debian Lenny with svn 1.6.12 -> no certificate warning 3) Mac OS X Lion with svn 1.6.16 -> warning about the certificate being signed by an unknown issue. I tested to checkout something from svn.apache.org or from svn.sourceforge.net on my mac and got the same certificate warning. Why is Mac OS X Lion not capable to checking the certificates correctly? To me it seems like it ignores the intermediate certificates served from Apache. Or is there something wrong in my configuration? Thanks a lot for any help /Florian
