Hi Pavel. Thanks for responding! I downloaded the command line client on the server and ran svn info [my repository url] and I got no errors. All looks fine. Last Changed Author = VisualSVN Server.
The URL I enter for AnkSVN and web browser is http://[servername].[companydomain].local:8080/svn/Main/ As mentioned in the prior email, right now I'm trying non-https and using port 8080. I got the URL by right-clicking the "Main" repository and selecting Copy URL to Clipboard. This was the configuration that worked earlier this week. Event Viewer yields no recent errors, the ones listed were mistakes made during setup. However, there are no entries since I posted my question, even when I've connected unsuccessfully (bad creds) and successfully via a browser. Is it supposed to log failed and successful connections? Here's the most recent log since the last error: Level,Date and Time,Source,Event ID,Task Category Information,8/14/2013 10:37:34 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Child 2484: Child process is exiting " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:34 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Child 2484: All worker threads have exited. " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:34 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Child 5332: Listening on port 8080. " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:34 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Child 5332: Listening on port 8080. " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:34 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Child 5332: Starting 128 worker threads. " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:34 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Child 5332: Acquired the start mutex. " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:34 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Child 2484: Released the start mutex " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:33 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Child 5332: Child process is running " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:33 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Disabled use of AcceptEx() WinSock2 API " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:33 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Parent: Created child process 5332 " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:33 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Server built: Aug 9 2013 20:09:40 " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:33 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Apache/2.2.25 (Win32) DAV/2 SVN/1.8.1 configured -- resuming normal operations " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:33 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Child 2484: Exit event signaled. Child process is ending. " Information,8/14/2013 10:37:33 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Parent: Received restart signal -- Restarting the server. " Error,8/14/2013 10:37:26 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,2000,WMI,The specified TCP port is occupied by another service. Please stop that service or use another port. Information,8/14/2013 10:29:55 AM,VisualSVN Server 2.6,1000,Apache,"Child 2484: Listening on port 8080. Yes, that's the most recent: I am still able to browse via a browser. The error above is me trying to use port 80 which is in use by the development web server, when I was experimenting with https and http. I had an idea today to check the permissions on the repositories folder. I compared permissions between the old installation location and the new. It was identical. Now that I know how to change repository locations, I changed it back to the old location (c:\Repositories) just to see if that worked. It didn't: Visual Studio refuses to authenticate me. I realize there are many, many components involved. My first impulse would be to say, "there's something wrong with Ankh or Visual Studio." Except the only thing that I changed yesterday was the VisualSVN Server. Now, it could be a networking thing, blocked ports or whatnot. Maybe. But my impression is that VisualSVN Server installation makes this "easy" and should be handling these things? I don't know what the server needs. And the weirdest thing: how is it that Chrome or Firefox or IE can talk to the server no problem but Ankh cannot? -- Eric On Thursday, August 15, 2013 6:48:30 AM UTC-4, pavel.lyalyakin wrote: > > Hello Eric, > > > Hey. Nobody on the entire Internet seems to have my (very simple) > problem. AnkhSVN refuses to talk to VisualSVN. No password prompt, > nothing. I can't get past the "Add to Subversion" screen. > > > > I'm running Visual Studio 2008, AnkhSVN 2.4, VisualSVN 2.6.4, and > Windows Server 2012. > > > > I'm setting up SVN for the first time. VisualSVN is installed and > running just fine. I have created a repository and a user. I can browse > to the URL in my browser, which prompts for a user/pass, after which I can > browse the empty folder structure. I installed AnkhSVN without problems. > All is fine so far. > > > > I right-click my solution and select Add Solution to Subversion. That > brings up the aformentioned Add to Subversion screen. Under "Repository > Url", I paste in the URL that worked in the browser. Nothing. No > user/pass prompt, nothing listed in the box below. Note, Visual Studio > here is installed on the same machine as VisualSVN. > > > > Now, yesterday I actually managed to get it to work, where I pasted the > URL in and it prompted for a user/pass, displayed contents, and added my > project to SVN. At least on the server. Same problem described above on > any other machine on the network. > > > > I thought at least it's partially successful so I thought it safe to > switch the repository location from the C: drive (install default) to a > data drive. I read the only way to do that was to uninstall and reinstall, > so I did. Now I can't get it to work anymore. I've fiddled with all the > options in VisualSVN (the only thing to have changed since yesterday) and I > can't get it to work anymore. I have no clue what I did before! At any > rate, that still doesn't solve the problem of why it doesn't work in Visual > Studio on other computers. > > You don't need to reinstall VisualSVN Server to change repositories > location or other configuration parameters. Where did you read that > it's required? > > > I've turned off Windows Firewall and disabled McAfee on both server and > development machine, no change. > > > > Current VisualSVN settings: https turned off, using port 8080, server > binding all IP addresses, using Subversion authentication. Repository > security has Everyone for read/write. > > > > Can anyone help me? I'm not a certified admin but I know my way around > computers. I'm absolutely stumped! > > We would be glad to help but we need to know more details on the > issue. As the first step we suggest to try reaching VisualSVN Server > repository with a command-line Subversion client. You can get one at > http://www.visualsvn.com/downloads/ > > * Copy repository URL in VisualSVN Server Manager and issue `svn info` > command against it. For example, > > [[ > svn info http://hostname:8080/svn/repository > ]] > > Any errors so far? > > * What URL do you enter in AnkhSVN and in a web browser? > > * Provide us with VisualSVN Server log export to see logged events. > "Where VisualSVN Server logs are stored": > http://www.visualsvn.com/support/topic/00028/ > > -- > With best regards, > Pavel Lyalyakin > VisualSVN Team > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "VisualSVN" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. 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