On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 12:28, Joe <decibel3276_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> I recently had to do a clean OS install on my machine that was running
> Win 7 RC1 and I am now running Vista Business. On installing
> TortoiseSVN, I was able to checkout and update files but I am unable
> to commit anything. We are using VisualSVN Server and I have checked
> the permissions for my user on the server. I have read/write (full
> access) permissions on the entire SVN.
>
> Any ideas? I've tried removing my user from VisualSVN and readding
> it, I've uninstalled and reinstalled TortoiseSVN, and I've deleted and
> re-checked out the project from the SVN and I keep getting the same
> error every time. 403: Forbidden.
Is the URL you checked out from properly capitalized? Apache (which is
bundled in VisualSVN Server) is case-sensitive, as is Subversion's
path-based authorization, but the underlying OS is not. So some
actions pass through unscathed, and others bomb.
In my case, we have anonymous read access, but authorization required
for commits. I have a repository in E:\Repos\Code and SVNParentPath on
the server points at E:\Repos (my <Location> block puts my
repositories under /Repos).
Users can check out from http://server/Repos/code but get 403
Forbidden when attempting to commit. If checked out from
http://server/Repos/Code, commits are fine.
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Received on 2009-10-16 18:43:09 CEST