"Dunn, Scott" <SDunn@sonusnet.com> wrote on 10/19/2006 01:17:21 PM:
> I have a local repository created using SVN v1.4 accessed using a local
file
> URL, and a remote repository created using SVN v1.3 accessed using
WebDAV.
> TortoiseSVN works fine against either, however Subclipse will only work
> against one or the other.
>
> If I install Subclipse using the update site then I can access the
remote
> repository, however accessing the local repository gives the error:
> Unsupported repository version svn: Expected format '3' of repository;
foundformat '5'
>
> After following the instructions in http://subclipse.tigris.
> org/servlets/ReadMsg?listName=users&msgNo=7969 to update my version of
> Subclipse to use the v1.4 libraries I can access the local repository
but I
> get an authorization failure when I try to access the remote repository:
> ? Authorization failed
> svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/epg/procsvn'
> svn: PROPFIND of '/epg/procsvn': authorization failed (http://server)?
>
> Remote repository built with ? SVN 1.3.1
> Authorization ? SSPI
> Local repository built with ? SVN 1.4.0
> Eclipse ? 3.2.
> Subclipse ? 1.0.3
>
> Any suggestions on how I can configure one Eclipse/Subclipse
installation to
> work with both repositories? At the moment I have two identical Eclipse
> installations (with the exception of Subclipse) that I need to switch
> between depending on the repository being used.
Since you are on Eclipse 3.2, you should be using Subclipse 1.1.7,
although most likely it will not resolve this for you.
You were having problems accessing the local repository because it is the
new 1.4 repository format and you were using 1.3 binaries.
You are now having problems accessing the remote repository, most likely
because the 1.4 binaries you are using are having a problem with SSPI. The
version of the remote repository is not an issue. Download the SVN
command line binaries for 1.4.0. My guess is they are going to have the
same problem with your remote repository. There is nothing we can really
do about it in Subclipse. If you can get 1.4.0 binaries that are built
differently to correct the problem, you can replace them.
I will be releasing 1.1.8 soon, hopefully tommorrow. That will include a
new JavaSVN that works with 1.4. Maybe it will give better results.
Mark
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Received on Thu Oct 19 20:06:02 2006