On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 9:23 AM, Mark Becker <Mark.Becker_at_nasdaqomx.com>
wrote:
> I am a SVN newbie and long time unix/linux user and despite numerous and
> futile google searches I can't find an answer to why I am having problems
> using svn.
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> I have edited the conf files and can use svn in file:// mode on a machine
> I'll call P3
>
> conf/passwd contains
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> [users]
>
> becker=becker
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> I've tried it with
>
> becker = becker
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> The problem I'm having is after creating a repository, editing the conf
> files when I am on P1 and issue
>
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> svn import ctci svn://p3.corp.com/home/subversion/REPOS/becker – m
> "initial checkin"
>
>
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> I see a response <svn://p3.corp.com:3690> MyRealm
>
> Password for 'becker':
>
> I respond with becker and get
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> Svn: Authorization failed
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> If I am on P3 and issue a similar command using file: instead of svn I
> don't have a problem.
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> I've issued rm –rf ~/.subversion on P1 without effect.
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> Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
Can you show us the contents of the conf/svnserve.conf file?
The authentication/authorization using conf/svnserve.conf is used only when
you use svn:// protocol. There is no authentication when you use file://
Regards,
-Hari
Received on 2008-06-04 19:30:01 CEST