On Jan 7, 2010, at 3:42 PM, mort8104 wrote: > Thanks for your amazingly quick reply Quinn : ) > > Well, yes. The problem is identical. > > My apologies - I should have tried that before posting. > > With anon-access = none I get: > > svn: No access allowed to this repository > > With anon-access = read I can checkout, but when I try to commit I > get: > > svn: Commit failed (details follow): > svn: Authorization failed > > This seems odd... shouldn't I get a prompt for credentials when > attempting to commit to a restricted repository like this?
I haven't done authentication with svn:// URLs, only http:// so I can't say. However, knowing that the problem exists outside of Versions (hopefully) helps point you toward the real problem. My guess is that with anon-access = read, your SVN client isn't sending any authentication information, and may not be receiving a credentials challenge. (In other words, since it can read anonymously, it's attempting to commit anonymously.) I may be wrong, but that's something to check, at least. - Quinn
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