I'm getting following error while committing the code back to server. If getting below error from eclipse as well as command line. I did google search to find the solution/cause there are many similar issues but not work for me.
I can checkout project there is not such problem at the time of checkout, problem is having only for checkin process.
Option i tried are
1) Removed below file(By doing eclipse again asked for username and password). Still not working.
%APPDATA%\Subversion\auth
At above path four folder exists svn.simple, svn.ssl.client-passphrase, svn.ssl.server, svn.username.
All folder are empty except svn.simple which have only one file name '398......' content of this file is as follow :-
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K 8
passtype
V 8
wincrypt
K 8
password
V 260
SDFSDFSF@#@#@##@#$@#@#$@#@$#@#$@#$@#@#$@#$@#$@#$@# [encypted password: this code was added by me]
K 15
svn:realmstring
V 60
<https://SvnServerName> Subversion repository
K 8
username
V 5
test1234
END
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2) By comparing server path and local path for case sensitiveness
My Svn Server complete file path upto hibernate.cfg.xml is as follow
3) I asked my senior to see if I have proper access to project on the svn server(though it is not required as I can update project), He said I have required access.
System Details Window 7(64 bit)
Eclipse Helios Service Release 1
SilkSvn version : 1.6.16 (x64)
Subeclipse Details : image attached
Can you guys please suggest something about above problem, may be anybody of you recently faced it. Is there any otherwise site/forum where I can get help about it.
Sorry if anything unclear because of my english.. still learning...
Thanks guys
-Shyam
shyam shridhar
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Hi,
The problem has been solved by my colleague who manage svn server.
Instead of [repository:path] format , he listed the relative filesystem path. I.e., instead of [repos:/] he had [/repos/].
Problem fixed by modifying Apache config.
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.