But what is the umask for the processes accessing the repository (httpd
for http:// and svn for file://)? If their umask is not 002, but rather
the typical 022, then any files (like BDB log files) they create will be
in the correct group but not be group-writable.
Check whether all files in the repos directory are group-writable.
Cheers...
Bruce
Ryan Schlesinger wrote:
> I have 6 other working repositories. My permissions consist of an svn
> user and group. Apache is in the svn group. All repository files are
> owned by svn.svn and are rw for group. If you run through the steps I
> detailed earlier but use http:// for the add/import (governed by the
> checkout in step 1) then everything works fine.
>
> At what point should I submit this to the issue tracker?
>
> Ryan
>
> John Peacock wrote:
>
>> kfogel@collab.net wrote:
>>
>>> Ryan Schlesinger <rschlesi@opentechinc.com> writes:
>>>
>>>> 6. Access with firefox gave error number 160029 (Could not open the
>>>> requested SVN filesystem.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Hmm. What is firefox, how does it access the repository, and what
>>> kinds of ownership/permissions does it run under?
>>
>>
>>
>> Firefox is the new Mozilla standalone browser. I think he is saying
>> that in step 5 it works, but as soon as he hits it with Apache, it
>> messes up the repository. I'd suspect permissions are set wrong...
>>
>> John
>>
>
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