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Re: (no author) issue

From: <kfogel_at_collab.net>
Date: 2003-07-29 22:43:43 CEST

"Yanghui Bian" <ybi@vitesse.com> writes:
> More commands:
> "svn mkdir" is using the command as:
> $svn mkdir file:///g:/repos/trunk
> $svn mkdir file:///g:/repos/trunk/library
> This is using SVN local access.
> but "svn import/commit" used
> $ svn import -m "Initial revision" rdenv
> http://p1033295/repos/trunk/library/rdenv
> This is via Apache server.
>
> If this doesn't help to identify where is the problem, I will
> just create a new repos and simple script to reproduce it. Thank you.

I think the problem is that your Apache doesn't have any write
protections on the repository areas in question, so Apache never
challenged your client for a username, so your client never sent a
username.

You could try

   $ svn import --username yanghui -m "Initial revision" rdenv

?

Let us know if it works,
-Karl

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