> Well, I did some playing around and I think I managed to disable SSL.
> I did: "a2dissite ssl" and "atdismod ssl" and nothing else.
Those seem to be tools in the Debian package.
I've never used those, I prefer to edit the Apache configuration directly.
At least then I know what's happening :-)
Well. whatever. As long as they work...
> Apache seemed to restart fine.
Good.
> C:\>svn ls http://server/svn/personal
> Authentication realm: <http://server:80> Subversion Repository
> Password for 'MrDoomMaster': **************
> Authentication realm: <http://server:80> Subversion Repository
> Username: robert
> Password for 'robert': **************
> svn: Could not open the requested SVN filesystem
>
> As you can see from above, I'm still getting the same error message,
Which tells us that the problem is not at all related to the SSL
configuration, right?
> SSL should be disabled, right?
That doesn't make a difference (at the moment).
> I don't know where it's getting "MrDoomMaster" from
If you don't specify a user on the command line, the client tries to
guess a user - I think it's either a user you've used before or your
local (Windows) user. If authentication fails with that user, it asks
for a different user.
> as I only setup "robert" as a user in /etc/apache2/dav_svn.passwd.
Well, yes. But the server doesn't (and shouldn't!!!) tell your client
which are valid users... The client is supposed to know that!
Please show us the section from your Apache-configuration where you set
up Subversion.
It should probably be a LOCATION-directive.
You DID configure Subversion, right?
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