> I'm temped to say in upper case letters: "No, I can not believe this at > all." I have never seen anything else than Port 22 and if this would be > the case there would have been some other reports about this problem. > BTW, there is also no such thing than "default subversion configuration > file installed in users home path". Debian does not install anything in > users home path. May be some local admin has put some broken config > into /etc/skel? It is a fresh debian testing install (from scratch). I'm the only admin of the system. I've never edited any config files before my svn+ssh problem. I never copied any file to my personal folder. So this file "automatically installed and/or created in my home folder". >> May be we can report this as a bug in the subversion package? > > No. There must be some other cause of your problem than the subversion > package. There is no way for the package to put anything into users > home directories. I have no other idea... Eric
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