I am trying to do a SVN checkout using tortoise SVN on a folder that is on a different server using the file:// method. Instead of doing it, it only gives me the error:
Unable to connect to a repository at URL
file://xxxxxxxxxxx/svnrep/xxx/trunk
Unable to open an ra_local session to URL
Can't open file '\xxxxxx\svnrep\xxx\trunk\format': Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.
What could be wrong?
If you have a problem connecting to your host server, try this:
Do a TortoiseSvn-checkout in the folder of your choice.
Press the "..." button next to the repository url input field.
In the file selection window, enter \\SERVER_NAME and press ENTER.
When prompted, enter your network credentials and check "remember my credentials".
Browse to your repository and select it.
Back in the SVN checkout window press the same "..." again.
You are now browsing into your SVN repository.
Do your checkout as usual.
Note:
Using SVN over file:/// is not the most optimal way but it's not going to break your SVN repository even if the network fails. SVN creates a transaction then promote it to a revision once completed. Worst case you'll end up with an uncommitted transaction in the SVN database but your repository will still be fully functional. To clean up these failed transactions, see http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.6/svn.reposadmin.maint.html#svn.reposadmin.maint.diskspace.deadtxns
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I'm using GitKraken 1.8.0 on windows 10 machine to connect TFS 2015 and when I try to do (Push, Pull, Fetch) I always get toast message error says
Unrecognized allowed types:8
however, I can do these operations successfully using the CLI or Source Tree.
What is the cause of this issue!? and how to overcome that!?
First disconnected and reconnected your TFS account and try again. Also try to clear TFS cache.
Try to directly use Visual Studio with GIT when connecting TFS2015. If this also can work and since you can do the operations successfully using the CLI or Source Tree ,then the issue should related to GitKraken.
To use Gitkraken connect other remote Git repo such as the one hosted on GitHub. If you still got the same error. You may need to give a try with reinstall GitKraken.
It turned out that TFS on a different domain and connecting my computer to this domain solved the problem and everything is working fine now.
The error message doesn't say much but I guess that Unrecognized allowed types:8 error message is some sort of authentication error using the username in [domain\username] format isn't working in this case
Generate GitKraken key, the step is Preference -> Authentication, choose General tab, and press Generate new Private/Public key "Generate" button.
Copy your gitkraken_rsa.pub key by press copy icon button. (SSH Public key item)
Paste your key into TFS server.
Copy your project SSH path from TFS to your Gitkraken Remote push/pull path and be careful there is no unnecessary ".git" word behind your path, if there is, delete it.
Try to Git Fetch/Pull/Push by GitKraken!
I know this is very old thread, but in case any of the mentioned solutions doesn't work for future readers, especially if you are NOT using any kind of integrations inside GitKraken, go to Credential Manager (Windows users) and under "Windows Credentials" -> "Generic Credentials" try to find your "git:" that is causing this issue and update the password to correct one for your git credentials.
I am attempting to use Liquibase to deploy changes to SQL Server.
I have set up the sqljdbc jar file and placed it in my local maven repository. I then attempt to use the liquibase-maven-plugin to run the changes placed in the changelog for the given connection URL.
Here is what my connection URL is: jdbc:sqlserver://localhost:1433;user=Jenkins_BuildServices;password=hi;
I already created the login on my localhost and gave it sysadmin privileges. I also have made sure that the properties -> security is set to both SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode. Any ideas as to why the url being passed in is giving me back this error and not reading it from the URL?
Before to say my problem, I have installed my git-lab(omnibus setting) and git-lab is connected external nginx server. And than now I am setting Jenkins.
While I am making new Jenkins item, when I select "Git" in "Source code management" I receive following message in the picture.git selecting screen
So I checked error.log in my external nginx. And then I found following error code.
[error] 20979#0: OCSP_basic_verify() failed (SSL: error:27069076:OCSP routines:OCSP_basic_verify:signer certificate not found) while requesting certificate status, responder: ocsp.int-x1.letsencrypt.org
I also searched it on google and anywhere I know, but I still don't know how to solve this problem.
Did you try with adding your credentials?
Select the Git option in Source Code Management.Fill out the Repository url.
click on Add option below the Repository Url. Add the Username and Password.Save it and select the added credentials from the drop down.
When I'm forced to change my Windows AD account password IntelliJ is no longer able to perform any CVS action (e.g. update) on any checked out class files.
Right-click on class file->CVS->Update
Then the Messages console appears with "Error: Authentication failed. Response from server was: PAM authenticate error: Authentication failure"
I manage to workaround this by clearing the .cvspass file referenced under Settings->Version Control->CVS. It doesn't feel like a very elegant solution. I would have expected a prompt of some sort to re-enter my new password.
Is this the only way to getting cvs to work after updating the password?
I did find a compromise (somewhat). No need to delete the entire .cvspass file. I just open it and remove the line that has the repo that's giving me problems at the time.
I am using bzr-svn to chekout svn repositories using bazaar. But bzr-svn asks for passwords everytime, I searched the web to find out about authentication.conf
I put the following section authentication.conf
[something]
scheme=svn+http #tried http only or svn only
host=uuuuuu.com
path=/svn/project #tried without stating path
user=wwwww
password='mmmmmm' #tried without quotes
In all cases either I was prompted for password, or got the following error
bzr: ERROR: Permission denied: ".": OPTIONS of 'http://xxxxxxxxx/': authorization failed: Could not authenticate to server: rejected Basic challenge (http://gamernetwork.unfuddle.com)
I put the same snippet in bazaar.conf and subversion.conf, but I got the same results/errors.
How can I use bzr-svn without typing my password each and every time?
I learned from #bzr IRC channel that bzr-svn can use cached authentication info of regular subversion client.
You just have to checkout the project once with svn, saving the user name and password. After that, bzr svn can use this password.