On 07.08.2013 10:40, Elias Gerber wrote:
> On 07.08.2013 10:04, Simon Large wrote:
>> On 7 August 2013 08:53, Elias Gerber <eg_at_viscomvisual.com> wrote:
>>> Hello
>>>
>>> Since we've updated to tortoise 1.8 'Basic authentication' is no longer
>>> working: In our server (Visual SVN Server) we've set up to 'Use Windows
>>> authentication' and then checked
>>> 'Basic authentication'
>>> and
>>> 'Integrated Windows authentication'
>>>
>>> With Tortoise SVN Clients <= 1.7 we had the behavior that the clients
>>> first tried 'Integrated Windows authentication'. If that did not work,
>>> it tried 'Basic authentication': A pop-up message appeared, allowing us
>>> to enter username/password. We used that for clients that were not part
>>> of the Windows domain: The windows authentication failed (as the domain
>>> control could not be reached) and the user was able to do 'Basic
>>> authentication'.
>>>
>>> Since Tortoise SVN Client only 'Integrated Windows authentication' seems
>>> to work: Computers inside the domain can authenticate fine, without the
>>> need to enter username/password. But computers outside the domain can
>>> never enter username/password: We get a message-box about the
>>> certificate to accept, and then authentication just fails, without the
>>> possibility to enter username/password.
>>>
>>> With an 1.8 Tortoise SVN client we have this behavior if we try to
>>> connect to a visual svn server using svn v1.7 or v1.8.
>>> With a 1.7 Tortoise SVN client everything works, no matter if the svn
>>> server uses svn 1.7 or v1.8.
>>>
>>> We have cleared all "saved data", this does not resolve the problem.
>>>
>>> Anyone an idea?
>> Are you using 1.8.0 or 1.8.1? Some auth problems were fixed in 1.8.1,
>> though there may be more to come. Almost certainly this comes from a
>> change in subversion, which now uses serf in place of neon as the http
>> library. (serf was optional but not the default in 1.7, but in 1.8 it
>> is the only choice).
>>
>> Simon
> We have the problem with the Client 1.8.0 and 1.8.1.
>
We also tested it without Tortoise, but with the "pure" Svn Command line
client: The same behaviour: If we do a simple 'svn checkout repo path'
svn.exe hangs after calling some routine in 'libapr_tsvn'. It eats all
cpu-time of one core and the memory usage constantly grows, I killed it
when it reached about 1 Gigabyte.
With Svn command line client v1.7 everything works.
Interesting: With Tortoise SVN Client v1.7, we tried both settings:
[globals]
http-library = serf
and with
http-library = neon
It works for both versions, so I doublt it is only because of the change
from neon to serf (?)
Well, I'll probably move the SVN list.
Elias
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