- #How to connect smartsvn to visualsvn server how to#
- #How to connect smartsvn to visualsvn server free#
- #How to connect smartsvn to visualsvn server windows#
you do it on EVERY workstation, or on the server), so if anyone has the 411 on this (i.e. problem is there were no steps on how/where you 'actually' do it (i.e. After chaining the repository certificate with the intermediate certificate, Tortoise was able to talk to the repository."
#How to connect smartsvn to visualsvn server windows#
"Tortoise does use the Windows Root CA store to validate the certificate chain, but does not use the Intermediate CA store to complete the certificate chain, like windows does. We looked this up on the web and found this explanation.
#How to connect smartsvn to visualsvn server how to#
We know the new VisualSVN installs/sets up a 'self-signed' server SSL (which we're fine with), we just don't know how to work with it. Use Merge a range of revisions as the merge type and click Next 5. The gist is we installed the newest VisualSVN on a Windows server with a new repository, but when we put the new URL in the 'repo browser' on a workstation to connect, we get a 'Certificate validation failed' error. Right click in the working copy folder and select Merge 4. If this has been asked and answered, my apologies, but we have been looking through multiple web pages and forums, and although we found 'some' info on it, we need a further assist (although if I figure it out, I'll post the fix with steps). c_Displa圜lass1b.b_ 19(Object sender, ProgressWorkerArgs e)Īt (Obje ct arg) End of inner exception stack trace -Īt (SvnClientConte xt client, SvnException error, Object targets)Īt (SvnClientConte xt client, svn_error_t* error, Object targets)Īt (ICollection`1 paths, SvnCommitArgs args, SvnCommitResult& result)Īt. SharpSvn.SvnFileSystemException: Commit failed (details follow): -> SharpSvn.SvnFileSystemException: File not found: transaction '577-hb', path '/TEMPLATES/'
Another solution would be to obtain a valid certificate signed by a certificate. In the above example you should generate the self-signed certificate for.
#How to connect smartsvn to visualsvn server free#
And it is free to use, even in a commercial environment. In order to solve this issue you should generate a new certificate via VisualSVN Server Manager console for the FQDN that you use to access VisualSVN Server. I've tried deleting it from the repo and files system. Its intuitive and easy to use, since it doesnt require the Subversion command line client to run. I have files I'm trying to commit, I can compare my working to base and see the changes but when I commit I get this error message. I'm working integrated with Visual Studio 2010.
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