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Re: Question about "Error resolving case" problem

From: D.J. Heap <dj_at_shadyvale.net>
Date: 2004-03-19 02:44:57 CET

Mauro de Toledo Ribeiro wrote:
[snip]
>
> My Questions:
> ============
> 1-) What could generate this subversion error?
> 2-) Would some characters are being passed without proper encoding ?
>
> Any Help will be great!
>

You are just using a working copy on the network share, right? As Erik
mentioned, putting a repository on a network filesystem is not supported.

You mentioned that you are running this from a web environment. What
user is it running under? Most web-users (such as IUSR_MACHINENAME or
ASPNET which are the defaults for IIS/ASP.Net) are not given
network-security rights on purpose and so cannot access any network
shares at all. Have you tried doing a simple 'dir \\server\share'
command or something similar from the script in the web environment?
This seems to me to be the most likely cause.

If the user you are running under does have logon/network rights to the
shared filesystem, then have you tried using a mapped drive and using
the drive letter instead of the UNC path? It could be that Subversion
or APR don't understand UNC paths...I'm not sure anyone has ever tried it.

As Ben also indicated, you should make sure you have APR_ICONV_PATH set
correctly in your client's environment variables (probably put it in
System environment variables if you are using Subversion with multiple
users).

DJ

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