Re: Show Log Error

Andy,

I've learned not to open new threads if there is one already open.

I haven't found any other posting on the subject. Can you please point us to
the known bug report regarding this issue?

Thanks.

Andy Levy wrote:
>
> On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 14:18, javaz <biancoit_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
>> I had the same problem. So, that means I have to grant read permission to
>> all
>> users for all folders? In the authz, it would be:
>>
>> [/]
>> * = r
>>
>> This may not be feasable in certain situations when you want to grant
>> read
>> access to a user only on a particular folder (project).
>>
>> Is there a way around it? Even if I add this line to the block above:
>>
>> a_user =
>>
>> it does not prevent the user to read the source code anonymously.
>
> Please don't resurrect 18 month old threads that deal with server
> configuration and a known bug in the auth portions of the server.
>
>> mbowen-2 wrote:
>>>
>>> I am hoping someone can help me out as I am guessing this is a
>>> configuration error of some sort.
>>>
>>> I have installed subversion 1.5.1 on a Windows 2000 server on our
>>> network (here @ work). I installed the latest TortoiseSVN client as of
>>> Friday 8/22/2008. Setup a "test" repository, configured permissions,
>>> connected to it via client and did a checkout, added a text file -
>>> everything to this point seems to be going well. I can see the file
>>> via Repo-Browser, looks good. Now I modify the file and do commit the
>>> updates, once again, appears to be fine. The issue comes in when I
>>> right-click on the file and select "Show Log". The Log Messages window
>>> pops up, along with an error dialog box with simply a path "..\..\..
>>> \subversion\libsvn_repos\log.c" and an ok button. I click ok and no
>>> history is shown.
>>>
>>> This is a new install and I am simply testing functionality out before
>>> added all of our projects/deploying. I am not using apache, simply
>>> using svnserve setup as a windows service. I have setup subversion at
>>> home several months ago on a Windows 2003 server, no issues at all. Is
>>> this an issue with being on server 2000?
>>>
>>> Any help provided is appreciated!
>>>
>>> Marc
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