Milen,
Thanks for the input.
server URL to AVSEC repository: svn://qpulse/avsec
SVN 1.5.5
TortoiseSVN 1.6.1 (or at least mine is - his might be 1.6.2 have to
check tomorrow).
So, should I have checked the repos out using the URL, not the mapped
drive?
Best regards,
Bodvar
On May 25, 3:14 pm, "Milen A. Radev" <mi..._at_radev.net> wrote:
> 2009/5/25 bodvar <bod..._at_gmail.com>:
>
>
>
> > I have set up a SVN server with several repositories on FSFS on
> > Windows Server 2003. The users are using TortoiseSVN on XP SP2 or alt
> > SP3. The server is mapped as Q: with the users.
> > Everything works fine with my WCs, but I am having problems with
> > (some) users, as they cannot commit their changes. However, Checkout
> > is OK.
>
> > When committing there is approx. 10-15 sec. pause and then the commit
> > window comes up with the following messages:
>
> > Action Path
> > Command Commit
> > Error Commit failed (details follow):
> > Error Can'topenfile'Q:\AVSEC\db\txn-current-lock': Access
> > is denied.
> > Finished!
>
> > The svnserve has the following:
>
> > [general]
> > anon-access = read
> > auth-access = write
> > password-db = passwd
> > # authz-db = authz (commented out)
> > realm = AVSEC # which is the name of the repository involved.
>
> > The passwdfilehas two names (not same as here):
> > 1stUser = xxxx
> > 2ndUser = yyyy
>
> > I tried to set the authzfilelike this:
> > [groups]
> > avsec = 1stUser,2ndUser
> > [repository:/AVSEC]
> > * = r
> > @avsec = rw
>
> > Even with all this, the SVN server does not ask for login name or
> > password, but goes right into trying to commit the files in question.
> > I was told, even if it is not in the documentation, that I would have
> > to add the user (or a group including him/her) to the Security
> > Properties of the repository folder. I find it dubious, since I would
> > have thought that it was the SVN that was accessing the files, not the
> > user as such.
>
> > 1. What is wrong here?
> > 2. Why does the SVN server not ask for the user name and password?
>
> > Thanks in advance for any clarification.
>
> > Bodvar
>
> > PS: The documentation might be bearing in mind less knowledgable
> > people than full-fledged UNIX/Linux administrators. Even my (M$-) IT
> > people have been scratching their heads over this. :-(
>
> I'm not a windows admin so I'm confused - is it really possible to map
> svnserve-served repository to a drive letter?
>
> What's the URL of the repository? (Right click on the root of a WC,
> "Properties", "Subversion" tab, "URL"). Also mentioning the versions
> of TSVN and SVN in your reply might be useful.
>
> --
> Milen A. Radev
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