On Nov 17, 2008, at 17:46, Ashish Utagikar wrote:
> I am trying to access my subversion repository on a
> California Linux machine from a remote Linux machine in Arizona
> using the svn+ssh protocol.
>
> Unfortunately the repository in California lies inside a project
> area. To access it, I need to login to the project using my user
> name and password.
What is a "project area" and by what means (e.g. http basic
authentication, ssh login, etc.) do you need to log in to it?
> So when I try to do a commit operation from Arizona it tries to
> access the repository and gives me a permission denied error.
>
> This is happening because, it cannot automatically log me in to the
> project in California with my user name and password.
>
> After reading the documentation, I came to know that for the svn
> +ssh protocol to work, the svn client needs a read write access to
> the repository
>
> I don’t have this read write access automatically because it needs
> me to login to the project.
>
> I tried writing an expect script for this, which will automatically
> login to my project in CA once I am authenticated by ssh and then I
> can invoke the svnserve –t command which can access the repository
>
> This did not work because it gave me the below error
>
> svn: Connection closed unexpectedly
> error (1)
>
> We also don’t have any sudo capability
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Received on 2008-11-19 02:35:40 CET