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MoonSire
Feb 08, 2014Aspirant
subversion configuration
I am trying to get a subversion server running on my RN314. I have the following packages installed: root@sausage:/root# dpkg --get-selections | grep subversion subversion install subversion-n...
m11hut
May 03, 2014Aspirant
Hello,
Thanks for your information for setting up an svn. I followed your steps and was able to create one successfully. However, now I'm encountering an authorization failed message when attempting to commit to the repository. Do you, or anyone know how to solve this issue? I believe the issue is because I put the svn server repo directory into the /data/svn/ share, and when I try to connect with the svn user it's failing because it is expecting a valid user associated with my NAS, not the svn user. I'm not sure. I do however never get a prompt to login with a username or password.
Any clarification and insight into solving this issue would be greatly appreciated.
[EDIT]
I found the fix, it seems.
In the svnserve.conf file, just make sure the # symbols (comments) are removed before the:
anon-access = none
auth-access = write
password-db = passwd
Thanks for your information for setting up an svn. I followed your steps and was able to create one successfully. However, now I'm encountering an authorization failed message when attempting to commit to the repository. Do you, or anyone know how to solve this issue? I believe the issue is because I put the svn server repo directory into the /data/svn/ share, and when I try to connect with the svn user it's failing because it is expecting a valid user associated with my NAS, not the svn user. I'm not sure. I do however never get a prompt to login with a username or password.
Any clarification and insight into solving this issue would be greatly appreciated.
[EDIT]
I found the fix, it seems.
In the svnserve.conf file, just make sure the # symbols (comments) are removed before the:
anon-access = none
auth-access = write
password-db = passwd
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