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You have found an SWT bug.

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This message has suddenly started appearing at unpredictable times. It includes this url for bug resolution:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=38050
It locks the PC until smart svn is closed.
Running smartsvn 7.5.5 on windows 7-64. Up until now this version on this platform has worked flawlessly.
Close smartsvn and restart it and everything seems fine again. Anyone seeing this?
XM

Time To Update

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We have many existing SVN repositories on an older Windows 2003 server and are setting up a new machine with Windows Server 2012 64 bit (hopefully) and decided we may as well update our Subversion at the same time. We haven't touched our current setup since 2005 and it's worked great for 8 years (not even sure what version we are on). At the time, we installed Subversion and just used svnserve(??) to connect and then added the Apache on top a couple of years later. So I have the following questions:

1) Is the latest (1.81 I think) supported on a Windows 2012 platform? Does it come with only the SVN or is it strictly packaged with the Apache install now?

2) I assume I can just import or dump/load from old install to the new one? Or is this dependent on having a more current version in place?

Please give any other tips or info needed to make this transition smooth.

Thanks

Server SSL Validation Fail - VisualSVN URL

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Hey all,

If this has been asked and answered, my apologies, but we have been looking through multiple web pages and forums, and although we found 'some' info on it, we need a further assist (although if I figure it out, I'll post the fix with steps).

The gist is we installed the newest VisualSVN on a Windows server with a new repository, but when we put the new URL in the 'repo browser' on a workstation to connect, we get a 'Certificate validation failed' error. We know the new VisualSVN installs/sets up a 'self-signed' server SSL (which we're fine with), we just don't know how to work with it.

We looked this up on the web and found this explanation...

"Tortoise does use the Windows Root CA store to validate the certificate chain, but does not use the Intermediate CA store to complete the certificate chain, like windows does. After chaining the repository certificate with the intermediate certificate, Tortoise was able to talk to the repository."

...problem is there were no steps on how/where you 'actually' do it (i.e. you do it on EVERY workstation, or on the server), so if anyone has the 411 on this (i.e. a 'step-by-step' guide), it would be greatly appreciated.

Archive old project repositories - Best way !

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Hi everybody,

I have less and less space on my windows server as far as I finished to work on projects and start news ones.

What is the best way to archive these old repositories on DVD or NAS for example.

My only requirements is that I should be able to re-open these repositories if one of my customers asked it so.
Could I migrate all these archives from VisualSVN Server 2.5.5 to further 2.6.X etc....

Thanks in advance :D

Ben
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VisualSVN Server 2.5.5
TortoiseSVN Client 1.7.7 64Bits

Losing file content (after update?)

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Hello

I am using Subversion (with Eclipse) and have been for several weeks. I share a project with a few other people. And by project I mean common files.

I spent a day figuring out xpaths and algorithms for writing my Selenium tests. It was a bit tricky to figure them out. I saved them and did a team->commit. It said I needed to do an update first so I did team->update and then team->commit, saved everything and went home.

The next day when I came back about a day or so's work (all I had done) was lost. Not in my file. I know it was there before because my Selenium test had succeeded. I had to spend a whole day trying to figure out my xpaths again (finally did).

I am trying to figure out why I lost everything. I think when I did what it suggested, update, I must have lost all my work. So should you not do an update? Is Subversion really meant for just one person/file.

Here is some info:

Eclipse IDE for Java Developers

Version: Kepler Service Release 1
Build id: 20130919-0819
(c) Copyright Eclipse contributors and others 2000, 2013. All rights reserved.
Visit http://eclipse.org/

This product includes software developed by the
Apache Software Foundation http://apache.org/



Not sure how to find the subversion version from my eclipse window. If you need it and can tell me how, I will post.

p.s. I hope you don't see INDENT and FONT in my text but rather the text is actually indented and has the correct font.

Moving/combining duplicat folders in Repo browser

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I set up my repo on a usb hard drive
root
.../branches
.../tag
.../trunk
....../LV
........./winapi (rev 8 )

I then did an commit and ended up with (don't ask)

root
.../branches
.../tag
.../trunk
....../LV
........./winapi (rev 8 )
.../winapi (rev 9)

in fact it happened to forty of my sub folders under trunk/LV

Now I want to move them from the root back into trunk/LV. When I try to just drag and drop in Repo browser I get an Path 'trunk/LV/WinAPI' already exists.

As you can tell I'm dangerous with this tool and have screwed myself several times. I'm the only user but I work on several PCs and am trying to get them all versioned.

Norm

Need svnadmin 1.3 (from 2005!) for Windows

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We have a version of SVN running on an old Windows server where it seems like the database was set up using SVN 1.3, but then svnadmin (etc.) was updated to SVN 1.4, without updating the database. At this point, we are looking at retiring the machine and would like to migrate the SVN database, but 'svnadmin dump [dir]' gives an error, which as far as I can tell stem from 1.3 vs. 1.4 incompatibilities.

So, is there any place that might have old svnadmin 1.3 binaries available that I could try?

(Alternatively, there was a svn2git program that, when pointed at the SVN database, seemed to pull in everything automatically just fine, but of course the end result is git--I don't suppose there's an svn2svn or git2svn program somewhere that would do the same thing?)

-Lucian

An unversioned directory of the same name already exists

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Hi Everyone
Very new to this subversion world and getting a build failure

What i Did

there was a local repository from where i used to commit changes and it used to work fine . for reasons i dont know i took a backup of the repository in my local machine and started making code changes to the backup and when done just copied all the files back to the oringinal local repository replacing all the existing files

When i try to commit now i get a failure message with the below error

• svn: Failed to add directory 'F:\jobs\projects\Customer_Adhoc____IIS_7\Build_Tr unk\Intake\bin': an unversioned directory of the same name already exists


What can i do now to commit my changes

thanks

WEBSVN doenst work

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Hi,

i hope i am right here.

I am new to VSVN, and read a lot of Documentation, also of WEB SVN.

Now i have to install Visual SVN with Web SVN on the same Window Maschine.

I read, that there are different problems with VSVN Apache and php, but i got this running for now.

Visual SVN ist also running and i can acces my Test Repos.
The Problem is, that Web SVN isnt running.
To get this running i edit following configuration:

D:\Program Files (x86)\VisualSVN Server\conf\httpd-custom.conf

Code:

#BEGINPHP INTSALLER EDITS   

LoadModule php5_module "D:/php/php5apache2_2.dll"
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php # configure the path to php.ini
PHPIniDir "D:/php"
<IfModule dir_module>
DirectoryIndex index.html index.php
</IfModule>

<Location /websvn/>
    Options FollowSymLinks
    AuthType Basic
    AuthName "Subversion Repository"
    Require valid-user
    AuthUserFile "D:/Repositories/htpasswd"
    AuthzSVNAccessFile "D:/Repositories/VisualSVN-GlobalWinAuthz.ini"
    SVNListParentPath on
    SVNParentPath "D:/Repositories/"
</Location>

D:\Program Files (x86)\VisualSVN Server\htdocs\websvn\include\config.php

Code:

$config->setSVNCommandPath('D:\\Program Files (x86)\\VisualSVN Server\\bin');
$config->setDiffPath('D:\\cygwin\bin');
$config->setEnscriptPath('D:\\cygwin\bin');
$config->setSedPath('D:\\cygwin\bin');
$config->setTarPath('D:\\cygwin\bin');
$config->setGZipPath('D:\\cygwin\bin');
$config->setZipPath('D:\\cygwin\bin');
$config->parentPath('D:\\repositories');

but when i try to open localhost/websvn, there is: "The webpage cannot be found"
localhost/svn works fine.


trying to acces https://localhost/websvn/test (test is my test repo) "
The website declined to show this webpage "

the only indicator i see is in Windows Event Viewer, there is one error listed in SVN Log:

Code:

File does not exist: svn:D:/Repositories
[client ::1]


Anyone know this error? Or did i forget to Configure something?


Greets David


EDIT:

I got more Errors in Event Viewer, but i dont get where the Problem is:

Code:

Requests for a collection must have a trailing slash on the URI.  [301, #175002]
[client ::1]

Code:

Access denied: 'testuser' GET test:/
[client ::1]

Code:

Could not fetch resource information.  [301, #0]
[client ::1]

but with svn i got acces to this repo with the testuser

WEBSVN no Login?

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Hi,

Ok i fixed the Problem and Website is now reachaeble.

But i got the Problem that WebSVN got no Authentification?
As soon i open the page there is a red box: "You do not have the necessary permissions to view this content."

where can i set that you have to log in with visual svn credentials?

This is in my config from Websvn:
Code:

$config->useAuthentificationFile('D:/Repositories/authz');
and in httpd-custom.conf:
Code:

<Location /svn/websvn/>
  Options FollowSymLinks
  AuthType Basic
    AuthName "Subversion Repository"
    Require valid-user
    AuthUserFile "D:/Repositories/htpasswd"
    AuthzSVNAccessFile "D:/Repositories/authz"
    SVNListParentPath on
    SVNParentPath "D:/Repositories/"
</Location>

is there any additional configuration i forgot?


i also see in svn event viewer the following error:

Failed to load the mod_authz_svn config: 'Can't open file D:\\Repositories\\websvn\\conf\\VisualSVN-SvnAuthz.ini The System cannot find the path specified.

But i can find the entry to that file in the config file? and what does this file do?


Greets David

Checkout / Update hangs after update from SVN 1.7.x to 1.8.x

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Hi,

We have planed to update our SVN from version 1.7.9 to the latest version (might be 1.8.8). After successfully installing the new version on our system checkouts and updates hang after some time and we do not have any idea why. After waiting some minutes (without any error message and missing data transfer between server and client (means 0 kbit/s)), I cancelled the requested action. And afterwards I had to cleanup the repository to start the update again.

Our system environment is:
OS: Windows Server 2012 (64 bit)
Apache 2.4.9 (32 bit)
Subversion 1.7.9 / 1.8.8 (32 bit) (Client and Server)

At this time, our Subversion setup is downgraded to the 1.7.x version again. And with this constellation, everything works fine.

Which change was done from SVN 1.7.x to 1.8.x that causes such behaviour? I hope somebody can give me a hint or the solution to solve this problem.

Problem accessing Visual SVN Server from Linux Suse -11

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All:
Environment:
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Server: Visual SVN server - 2.7.7 ( Basic + Integrated authentication)
Client : Linux Suse -11
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I am trying to access Visual SVN server from my linux Box(Suse -11)
I run the commands like( svn co, svn log).
They all work but
It is asking me to autthenticate everytime.
Is there a workaround.

Need some help.

Thanks in advance.
Bsoo

Subversion migration from 1.4.4. to Collabnet Subversion Edge

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Hi,

Could you please let me know the procedure for migrating Subversion 1.4.4 repositories to Collabnet Subversion Edge.

Is it same as regular upgrade / is there any different methodology we require to follow?

Thanks for your help in advance.

How to access windows SVN repository from VMWare CentOS

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All,

I am new here, so sorry if this question has already been asked, but I could not find it.
I have setup a SVN on my Windows 8.1 laptop (ip-address 192.168.184.1) with TortoiseSVN-1.8.10.26129-x64-svn-1.8.11.msi
The repository: "file:///F:/svn_repository"

I have imported , added and committed some files in the repository.
This was all on the windows box.

With my VMWare Player (6.0.4) on windows 8.1, I can run a CentOS Linux server.
With putty I have access to my CentOS server (ip-address 192.168.184.129).
The svn version on my Linux box shows: "svn, version 1.6.11 (r934486)"

My question is: how can I get access to the svn repository (on my windows box) from my Linux box
What are the commands to checkout files on the Linux box?


with regards,

Herman
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