Eclipse error popup: "Certificate Problem"

For the past few weeks I keep getting the following error whenever I use the SVN plugin on Eclipse:

Certificate Problem
There is a problem with the site's security certificate
Error validating server certificate for: https://x10.svn.sourceforge.net:443
- Unknow certificate issuer
Fingerprint: .....
Distinguished name: GeoTrust,Inc., US

Selecting Trust Always doesn't do anything, just keps poping back up. Tried reinstalling subeclipse and nothing. Any thoughts on how to fix this? Or at least how to turn off these damn certificate problem notifications?

Thanks!

Is the GoeTrust root certificate in your trusted root store?

Start > Run > mmc > File > Add remove snap in > Add... > Certificates > Current User > Done.

Under Trusted Root Store look for the GeoTrust certificate that matches the issuer on the certificate giving you the error. If it is not there you will have to manually install it.

Their root certs can be found here: http://www.geotrust.com/resources/root-certificates/

I'm using the Subversive plugin for Eclipse, and slikSVN as my repository. I noticed the same issue with the popup constantly appearing even after clicking "Trust Always".

I found an alternative solution that can be done through Eclipse:

Go to Window -> Preferences -> Expand Remote Systems -> Passwords -> Click Add (for Host Name, add the URL that requires the security check on the popup, e.g. https://svn2.sliksvn.com:443, or in your case: https://x10.svn.sourceforge.net:443). Choose the appropriate System Type (I used 'Default'), then fill in your SVN User ID, Password, and Verify Password. Click OK, and that should work as well.