Simon
I uninstalled tortoise on my laptop and then I deleted my working copy
of the repository and reinstalled tortoise on my laptop in an attempt
to remove any errors on my computer.
Yes I deleted my auth data and have re-entered it when prompted.
I have also excluded the repository from indexing as well. I
understand that Visual svn server should handle the permissions but in
another blog someone suggested making sure that read/write permissions
were enabled on the root of the repository.
We have had three out of five laptops working perfectly with tortoise
and Visual svn... now we only have one. We really feel that this
system can work for us if we can get past the possible "user" errors.
That is the problem, I cannot pinpoint where the problem is and feel
like I may have to totally rebuild our version control system. We do
not have all of our data up yet and what we do have under version
control is secure and intact.
On Feb 23, 6:14 pm, Simon Large <simon.tortoise..._at_googlemail.com>
wrote:
> On 23 February 2010 23:41, rpryor..._at_gmail.com <rpryor..._at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > We have Tortoise svn running on several laptops accessing a repository
> > on another computer (windows 7 pro as a network share) that is running
> > Visual svn Server to manage access to the repository. I recently
> > upgraded my laptop to windows 7 and setup tortoise on it. I was able
> > to checkout, commit and update for several days then I began receiving
> > the following error: "403 Forbidden"
>
> > Server sent unexpected return value (403 Forbidden) in response to
> > OPTIONS request for "https://fileserver/svn/GKData
>
> > Above is the exact wording of the error..the repository being GKData.
>
> First off, that is a server error message so the problem lies with the
> server not the client. You need to ask on the subversion users mailing
> list.
>
> > I have tried the following trouble shooting procedures:
>
> > - typed in the correct url to the server repositoryhttps://fileserver/svn/GKData
> > - deleted my user name and profile from Visual svn server and re-
> > entered it
> > - deleted working copy on my laptop, uninstalled tortoise and
> > reinstalled it
> > - installed the latest version of Visual svn Server on the Network
> > share that hosts the repository
> > - gave my computer full control access on the repository folder
>
> You did what? So now you can accidentally delete the repository from
> your network share? Nice. Never ever make a repository accessible to
> anything except the repository server program (VisualSVN in this case)
> if you value your data.
>
> > nothing is working.....anyone have any ideas what is going on? We have
> > three other laptops that are functioning fine.
>
> Using the same authorization data on those laptops, or different?
> Did you try deleting your auth data and re-entering it when prompted?
> (Settings->Saved data->Delete auth cache)
>
> Simon
>
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