On Tuesday 19 April 2005 03:55, Ayman Noureldin wrote:
> Hey there,
> Sorry , I just naturally pressed the reply button :)
No problem.
> Well basically, I have apache and svn installed in my home directory.
> And I run apache with that very same user,
> So if my username is Noureldin for example, then apache, svn ,and
> repositories are all in my home directory. And I run apache with the
> Noureldin user as well who naturally owns all the directories and have
> read write execute permission on everything.
> I also didn't mention that I was successfully able to import, checkout,
> commit, update from the repository using the svn command.
Oh, well that changes things... a little. Have you looked at your Apache2
log files at all? The error log usually contains more explicit
information about the error that occurred. I'd check there for extra
information. At this point, I just don't have enough information to help
you any further.
Have you tried asking your questions on the TortoiseSVN or Eclipse lists
at all? Since it seems to be related to the tools you're using, perhaps
they might have seen the problem before and could better help you.
-John
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Received on Tue Apr 19 10:23:21 2005