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Re: Bizarre authentication issue

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 03 Feb 2009 19:27:48 +0100

blackhole_at_collab.net wrote:
> My coworker's computer is having an extremely strange issue. We can
> check out and commit (with any valid user) from all of our
> repositories except for one, and in that repository valid users can
> check out, but committing gives an authentication error.
> Interestingly, committing from a different user still works.
>
> Does anyone have any idea what would cause this?

What's the exact error message? What's the entry in the apache error log?

> (Sorry if this gets posted multiple times, I tried to post it
> yesterday around 5 and it never showed up.)

The list is moderated, and all moderators are located in europe. So if
you post during the night, you'll have to wait until we wake up again
and can moderate your posts through.

Also, the list gets around 200 spam posts a day (sometimes more!), so it
could easily be that your posts were not properly read but from the
subject line guessed as spam too - that happens when you have to
moderate 100 posts when you turn on your computer...

To avoid having to wait for moderation, you can subscribe to the mailing
list or open an account at tigris.org, then post on the mailing list forum.

Stefan

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