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Re: Repo-Browser treis to Login with https connection

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 11 Nov 2013 19:03:48 +0100

On 11.11.2013 16:28, Bob Archer wrote:
>> Hello we want to update our TortoiseSVN to version 1.8.3 build
>> 24901. For this i'm testing the compatibility to our 1.6
>> repository.
>>
>> With the newest Version most of the earlier problems are solved.
>> The only problem i didn't find a solution for is the Repo-browser.
>> Our repositories are installed on a server which can't be reached
>> by HTTP/HTTPS. Also our users don't have accounts on this server.
>> We use the pathdepending authorizaion of SVN.
>>
>> With the new version of TortoiseSVN the Repo-Browser automaticaly
>> try's to get a connection to the repository by HTTPS. Canceling the
>> login is not possible (repeats the opening of a Login window) and
>> closing the Repo- browser result in a no longer responding Explore
>> which only can be killed over the Taskmanager.
>
> I'm not sure what you are saying... depending on how you access the
> repo browser you are fully in control of what protocol it uses. If
> you invoke the repo browser by right clicking on a working copy, it
> will use the remote path info in the working copy to connect to the
> server. So, if the working copy was checked out from http:// or
> https:// that is what TSVN will use. You may need to "relocate" your
> working copy if it is pointing to a server using an incorrect
> protocol. You can look at the URL of your working copy by right
> clicking on it, choosing, properties, and then going to the
> Subversion tab. If the URL starts with http:// then you should use
> the TSVN-> Relocate command to correct it to the svn:// protocol.
>
> If you invoke the repo browser from a non working copy, like desktop,
> a URL box comes up, asking for the path of the repository. It is
> going to use whatever protocol you specify in that path... so be sure
> to use svn:// there.

I think the problem here is that the repo browser tries to fetch the web
page generated by the SVNParentPath directive if it can not access the
passed url. In that case it assumes that it may not be the repository
but the page that lists all the repositories under SVNParentPath.

I'll add an option to disable this behavior:
http://code.google.com/p/tortoisesvn/issues/detail?id=586

Stefan

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