Re: TSVN does not support NTLM authentication

Wyss Clemens (Helbling Technik) wrote:
>> You already sent the same message: ... And I've already answered:
> I must apologize for this: at that point I was not
> registered/subscribed to the mailinglist and didn't see my post
> appear in the archive for hours, so I thought my mail didn't make its
> way "through". Also, I got no reply(as I was not subscribed :-) )

In that case, you should have mentioned that you want to be included in
the cc list :)

> Regarding the "seems to": my svn command line client(1.4.0-rc5) DOES
> do ntlm authentication(see my httpd.conf below), unless it finds some
> way around my settings?

Can you please try a more recent version of the command line client?

> BUT TSVN(e.g. the repo browser) still complains: "Error * PROPFIND
> request failed on '/svn_sspi/passkal/trunk' PROPFIND of
> '/svn_sspi/passkal/trunk': authorization failed
> (http://localhost:8080)"

It's the authorization that fails, not the authentication. That means
that the user which does the commit is recognized, but the user doesn't
have the rights to do the commit.
Either you're authenticating as the user GUEST (you should disable that
user anyway on your server for security reasons) or you prevent the user
from accessing the repo in your authz file.

> No entry in the Apache error log.

Check the apache access log for the username, then check if that user
really has access to the repository.

Stefan

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