> Can no one help me with this...
No idea. Tell us some more:
- which OS do you use to host the repos?
- which OS does your client use?
- do you have a router/firewall before your repos?
- does your client need to go through any (additional) routers?
- are his accesses logged (if so, how? which errors?)
- which version client does he use (both svn and TSVN)?
- does he use the right upper/lower caps keys?
- does it still not work if he copy/pastes the username+password from (say)
notepad?
bye,
Erik.
>
> > Apache: Apache/2.0.51
> > SVN: version 1.0.8 (r11084)
> >
> > A client is trying to access my SVN server
> > (http://www.paulgrenyer.dyndns.org/svn/begin-cpp/) .Ihavesetupboth
> > read-only and read-write access for him, a separate username and
> password
> > for each. Neither work with the web interface and he fails to commit
> with
> > TortoiseSVN and is constantly asked for his password, even when he ticks
> the
> > box to remember the password.
> >
> > Both his usernames and passwords work for me, from an entirely remote
> > location (different country in fact), so I'm stumped. There's nothing in
> the
> > apache error logs. Where should I start looking?
>
> Regards
> Paul
>
> Paul Grenyer
> email: paul@paulgrenyer.co.uk
> web: http://www.paulgrenyer.co.uk
>
>
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