I'm using anonymous access to my knowledge. And steps 1-4 go OK.
I've just checked that I can run
svn co http://svn.gnome.org/svn/gnome-common/trunk gnome-common
and get an updated version. So the issue is more likely somewhere in the
scripts (again!).
JN
Adrian Custer wrote:
Any chance this is due to your ssh key being thrown out? Sounds like the
right level in the interaction. If you haven't heard, all debian derived
distros going back a couple of years were generating trivially weak keys
so everyone is resetting their ssh keys.
--adrian
On Tue, 2008-05-20 at 22:14 -0400, Prof J C Nash wrote:
In retesting my build process, I'm getting
svn: Network socket initialization failed
at step 5/47 of the build (gnome-common).
This looks like something is wrong with the subversion server rather
than at my end. Am I correct? If not, any hints where to start debugging?
Cheers, JN
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