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Re: Commit fails, and it's not the SSPI problem

From: Maurits van de Kamp <mvk_at_hitechnologies.nl>
Date: 2007-04-12 10:18:33 CEST

> > can't commit using TortoiseSVN anymore. This problem occurred
> > without
> > any changes to his workstation (as far as we know) nor the svn
> > server.
>
> Good you said "as far as we know" :)
> Because let's face it: if something worked before and doesn't anymore,
> at least *something* must have been changed.

Obviously. Let's say we didn't ask Windows to change anything, but it
constantly does. ;)

> I think you might have messed up the Subversion setup on your server.
> (yes, even the SuSE rpms don't get it right :( ).

Well it once was working with the RPMs on a SuSE 10.0 server. When it
stopped working, I installed a fresh svn 1.4.3 package from source
(configure, make, make install) on a different server (SuSE 10.2) with
exactly the same result.

> My best guess would be that this particular user has a username which
> has non-ASCII chars in it,

Unfortunately, no, it only consists of an e, r, i and k. (I guess I
could've mentioned that before). All nicely between 32 and 127. :)

> and maybe even the computer he's working on
> has such a name.

Nope.. I wish it was that simple :)

> * check your server setup, especially the apr-iconv stuff. If
> apr-iconv isn't there or can't be found by Subversion, any username
> with non-ASCII char can't do anything anymore.

Where would I find this configuration? I can't find any global config
for Subversion except the section in the apache configuration.

I agree it's weird that his account on another computer won't work, but
Tortoise has yet to send in the username when it produces the error, so
the server's handling of the username can't really have anything to do
with it.

What exactly is the full OPTIONS-request Tortoise does before a commit?
I'd like to try it out and see what the server says, maybe that can
provide a lead.

I'm going to try with command line svn tools later today.. in the mean
time all suggestions are still welcome :)

Maurits.

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