Question: The iPhone has a functionality that when a google maps URL is typed into (or linked) the mobile browser it will open the Google Maps app instead of displaying it in the mobile browser. 

Now I'm wondering if that same functionality exists for say a Nokia (Symbian) phone? Is there a way to set up the link to open the Google maps app on the Symbian phone?

Answer: 
The subversion error message says

`svn: OPTIONS of '<https://sp-ci.sbsnetwork.local:8443/svn/IntranetPortal/Source>': **Server certificate verification failed: issuer is not trusted** (<https://sp-ci.sbsnetwork.local:8443>).`

This tells me that your 'svn' doesn't trust the https certificate of your server.

You can fix this by performing something like

```
svn info https://sp-ci.sbsnetwork.local:8443/svn/IntranetPortal/Source

```

as the user running cruisecontrol and then accept the certificate.

(Another option would be to make CruiseControl pass --trust-server-cert to svn, but I don't know which configuration option you need for that)
Take a look [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/449970/running-cruise-control-net-as-a-service) for a similar (but slightly different) problem that I had a little while ago.

Basically you cannot run the service as the normal 'SYSTEM' account, you need to specify and configure a local user, with the appropriate permissions and configure the service to run as that user.

Then log into the server as the user and run any svn command at the command line;  

Bert suggests: 

```
svn info https://sp-ci.sbsnetwork.local:8443/svn/IntranetPortal/Source

```

you should be prompted for the SVN username and password which are then cached in the appropriate location. You should also be prompted to accept the certificate - which you should do.

Now the service should run without any problems.