Le 27-sept.-06 ŕ 16:55, Stefan Küng a écrit :
> Silverfall, Anders wrote:
>> Hi,
>> After upgrade I no longer have access to my repository:
>> Error: Commit failed (details follow): Error: OPTIONS request
>> failed on '<path>' Error: OPTIONS of '<path>': 401 Authorization
>> Required <URL>) I have tried to check out to a new folder from the
>> repository, but I do not get the dialog question
>
> http://tortoisesvn.net/node/244
>
> Stefan
I agree I have read this:
> To solve this issue you have the following options:
>
> disable the GUEST account on the domain controller
> use the same accounts for your workstations and access to the
> repository
> disable SSPI authentication for the repository
But there is a bug anyway in this process, or at least a catch.
Though I don't know who is the culprit: SSPI / Apache, on TortoiseSVN
or on SVN itself server-side.
The exact logon name of the account must case-sensitively match the
logon name used in svnaccessfile.txt used to define the repositories
access rights. (Generally in Windows, passwords are case-sensitive,
but logon names are not.)
I had the issue that one of the workstations lost access after
upgrading to 1.4. The logon used is 'devprod' and for more than a
year, access rules where written as "Devprod" because that's the way
the user enters it at logon time in Windows. That was okay until now.
The instant the 1.4 client was installed (server 1.4 is not yet
installed, scheduled for tonight), the user was denied access. Just
changing the case of "Devprod" to "devprod" in the svnaccessfile.txt
fixed it.
Just to let you know,
--
Olivier Mascia
Received on Mon Oct 2 18:31:35 2006