visualsvn-server

I am currently running VisualSVN Server Enterprise on a Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 machine and I had no problem installing and setting it up locally. I need to give remote access to a user in the UK and wanted to know how this is done on a Windows Server. I presume he will access it using https but I have no idea what I need to do on my end locally to grant remote access. Any help or direction would be much appreciated. Thanks. First can you please check the Visual SVN on what port and IP it's listening: To do so, go to Start > VisualSVN server manager > Right click on VisualSVN Server (local)

In VisualSVN Server, I am using a post-commit hook to move files from a directory in the Subversion repository to the proper directory on the file system. I am getting the error shown below. Error: post-commit hook failed (exit code 1) with output: svn: Unable to make name for 'D:\websites\mywebsite.com\tempfile' I am using TortoiseSVN to commit the files. I am able to do this just fine with other projects, I don't see a file called tempfile in the directory structure of my local copy or repository, tried clean up and update commands with no success. Any ideas? Thanks. Turns out it was a

Related to How to upgrade SVN server from 1.6 to 1.7 and Will TortoiseSVN 1.7 work properly against a SVN 1.6 repository? . Updated VisualSVN-Server to 2.6.0 (SVN 1.8) and local TortoiseSVN clients to 1.8. I've upgraded local working copies to 1.8. My question is simply is there anything to do to the actual repository? How can you determine the repository version? Can/Does it need to be upgraded? I can easily update the working copy, but I can't seem to find anything that mentions the actual server repository. It's not mandatory that you do anything on the server to upgrade your repository. To

When I enter the url for the server into a browser (Chrome, Firefox) I can access the repository if I accept the security exception. When I enter the url into svn repository location in eclipse, along with the user name and password, I get an error occured while accessing the repository entry. The error from eclipse is SVN: 0x00400006: Validate Repository Location operation finished with error: Selected SVN connector library is not available or cannot be loaded. The instructions from this site worked http://www.polarion.com/products/svn/subversive/download.php In eclipse, go to help/install

We are facing a problem with SVN Tagging. The figure below shows how our project is organized inside SVN. We use Tortoise SVN to do our checkout and Visual SVN as our server. This is how our project is organized within SVN Branch A (the main working branch) branches off the trunk and hence resides within the Branches folder.There are different modules inside this branch Branch B(a specific module called RNS) branches off Branch A at a later time (This was for a new enhancement) Note that neither branch is the trunk. During development on Branch B, Some new files were introduced, only on Branch

What I know about the VisualSVN server: it supports Windows Active Directory authentication and "basic" authentication using my Windows username and password. I can use TortoiseSVN, CollabNet, and Mac OS X Subversion clients successfully. To replicate the error, do the following: Install the Windows Jenkins package (version 1.616) . Update the SVN plugin to version 2.5. Create a freestyle project. Under Source Code Management, choose Subversion. Input the repository URL. Add your Windows username and password as credentials. I then see the following error below "Credentials": Unable to access

When I commit to the server this returns: The POST request returned invalid XML in the response: XML parse error at line 3: not well-formed (invalid token) (/svn/site/!svn/me) I am using VisualSVN Server 2.5.1 and the client is TortoiseSVN 1.7.1 64Bit. The server by itself is working, I can update from repository or browse. Any suggestions? You can use Fiddler2 as a proxy, and inspect the XML request/responses. Maybe that'll give you some more to go on. It looks like TortoiseSVN doesn't use WinInet, so the proxy won't be automatic. You'll need to set a proxy in the network panel of Tortoise.

I have recovered SVN repository from crashed PC and now I can checkout files from few directories but in one place during checkout it says: Error: REPORT of '/svn/RepTest/!svn/vcc/default': Could not read chunk size: Secure connection truncated (https://mypc:8443) Could anyone help me, how to fix that repository? Thanks! I've just had the same error when trying to update a checkout to the latest revision. Some fiddling about revealed that it was one particular file causing the issue. For example: root - A - AFileInFolderA.h - AnotherFileInFolderA.h - B - AFileInFolderB.h - C - AFileInFolderC.h