Re: Recovering history after misconfiguring svnserve "anon-access = none"

On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 10:54 AM, Edward Ned Harvey
<edward.harvey_at_patni.com> wrote:

> When I access the repository via http:// , everything works fine.  And I can
> see the complete “log” history, including the usernames and comments for all
> the past commits.
>
> When I access the repository via svn://, things are half-fine.  I can do all
> my authenticated updates/commits etc, and I can see usernames/comments for
> commits that happened via either http:// or svn:// without the
> misconfiguration.  But I cannot see the “log” history for any commits that
> happened while I was neglecting the “anon-access = none”   This information
> is obviously present in the repository, as evidenced by the fact that it’s
> visible via http://

Are you using TortoiseSVN to do this? It has a cache of log data and
it probably needs to be recreated. There is no other way this could
happen. If you see the right data via http, then the repository is
fine and there is no way it will not return the correct data.

-- 
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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