ken edward writes:
> Thank you Philip,
>
> Per your info, I applied subversion 1.8.15 and rebuilt my apache subversion
The fix did not get into 1.8.15, it only made it into 1.9.3 :-(
You either patch 1.8.15 yourself or use 1.9.3. If you want to patch
1.8.15 the relevant revision is:
http://sv
Thank you Philip,
Per your info, I applied subversion 1.8.15 and rebuilt my apache subversion
server. I am still seeing the same issue. MSIE browser can navigate
repository via kerberos, but Chrome and TSVN will only return credentials
for the root of the repo. TSVN does not return credentials for
ken edward writes:
> I installed
> Subversion 1.8.14
> Apache 2.4.17
> mod_auth_kerb-5.4
> 133.16.84.222 - - [16/Dec/2015:15:13:21 -0500] "OPTIONS
> /cm_repo1/testprojHTTP/1.1"
> 401 38
1.8.14 has a bug that affects 3rd party authn modules such as
mod_auth_kerb and mod_auth_ldap. This bug cau
Hello,
Please help...
I am able to use IE 11 to browse by apache+SVN+kerberos repo. Kerberos
works fine. No login required. However when I try to use Chrome or TSVN to
browse the repo, I can only get the content of the root repo (
https://myserver.com/cm_repo1). If I try to drill down into the pr
> On Dec 18, 2015, at 1:33 AM, arun prasath wrote:
>
> Hi Ryan,
>
> Thanks for the info.
>
> I am running svnserve for client access through TortoiseSVN. This is for
> users who wants to checkout and checkin the code.
TortoiseSVN can also connect to a repository hosted via http.
> There are
