Re: Help: TortoiseSVN Check-in Problems

On 17.11.2016 16:02, Nwokolo Patrick (LME) wrote:
> Hello,
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> I’m having difficulties checking-in modified files on my workstation.
> The strange thing is, I can check-out and check-in on a colleague’s
> workstation; to the same repository. I can only check-out on my
> workstation. I get the 403 Forbidden error shown in the image below.
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> Since I can check-out and –in on someone else’s PC, my guess is that
> there’s something stored in my drive space or Windows registry that
> inhibits check-in. Do you have any suggestions about what and where to
> look for it in my workstation?

You get a 403 error. That means that your login data is valid (i.e., the
authentication succeeded, you're recognized as a proper user on the
server), but you (your logged in user) does not have the rights to
commit - meaning you don't have write access.

There's no setting wrong on your machine, no setting you can change on
your machine.

To fix this, you have to to check on the server if your user has write
access to the repository.

But maybe there's an easier solution:
you checked out the working copy via the http://abc.com:81/ url. Maybe
you just need to check out from https://abc.com:81/ instead? Some
servers are set up to have read access only with unencrypted connections
(http) and only have write access with encrypted ones (https).

Stefan

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