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Nov , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / svn command line access You still need to use the http (or https) protocol not the svn protocol. Try:
Please let me know if you need any further assistance? Cheers, Floyd Price |
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Nov , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / svn command line access I’d like to use the svn command line to make tags and such. But I’m not sure what the best way to reference the repo would be. I’ve tried svn://myURL, svn+https://myurl, https://myurl. What is the proper way to do something like: svn copy svn://repo/somefile svn://repo/tags/somefile Thanks! |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Code Spaces / Questions on features provided by your service Hey, yes no problem, i will post something on our blog. Cheers, Floyd Price |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Code Spaces / Questions on features provided by your service Thanks, Floyd. Can you share with us what is being planned for v2.3 & road map beyond it? |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Code Spaces / Questions on features provided by your service Hey, 1. We back up everything in real time, but we only expose repositories to the user – We plan on adding an export feature. Cheers, Floyd Price |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Code Spaces / Questions on features provided by your service Hi. I’m evaluating the service you provide, and have the following questions regarding some of the features (or lack of features) that I consider important: - Back up:
– Do you have near-realtime backup of Wiki, Documents, and Work Items?
– Can I export Wiki, Documents, or Work Items? Andy |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Code Spaces / Notification on unassigned work items Great Point! I will look in to adding a notification option for portal work items… Cheers, Floyd Price |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Code Spaces / Notification on unassigned work items Hi Floyd We have recently bought an account for the excellent svn-service of yours. And are in general very pleased with it. There is only one small problem concerning the work items. Maybe I missed some settings but so far i couldn’t find anything addressing this problem. Thank you for your help Regards Semiotikus |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Problem with authentication It works fine now, thank you for prompt response. Cheers |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Problem with authentication Your colleague has not added you to the project that this repository belongs to, therefor you do not have access. As you are an admin you can log in to your Code Spaces account and add yourself to the project to gain access. Cheers, Floyd Price |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Problem with authentication I am the second user of a repository created by my colleague. My account is of admin type. Each time I want to browse, import, or checkout I am asked for user and password but it has never worked. I get the following error:
I am using the latest version of tortoise. |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Code Spaces / Adding pages to portal Hey James, This is fine, we take note of all the issues raised here and aim to fix them as soon as we can. Feel free to email me at f[dot]price[at]codespaces[dot]com if you prefer? Cheers, Floyd Price |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Code Spaces / Adding pages to portal Thank you very much! The other points I made about the footer moving and heading margins remain though. James |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Code Spaces / Wiki issues and questions 1. Triple curly brace code blocks don’t seem to work as shown. If I cut/paste the example from the wiki markup help page it does not appear at all as indicated. o the triple braces themselves appear in the rendered page o blank lines are swallowed o angle brackets and square brackets are not escaped leading to them being swallowed or affecting nearby text in undesirable ways 2. The line break mechanism “[[BR]]” described in the text creates a page link, not a line break. 3. Generally, is there a way to escape square brackets so they are not interpreted as a link? 4. Is there a way in tables to have both center and span columns apply to one cell? Thanks. |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Code Spaces / Adding pages to portal Hey Guys, the malformed HTML has been fixed. Please let me know if you spot anything else? Cheers, Floyd Price |
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Sep , 2008
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Topic: Code Spaces / Adding pages to portal Bump? |
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Aug , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Subversion Error Well its not really a matter of choice (in this context) as http wasn’t working for you due to your proxy configuration – 99% of our customers Can use http. Subversion uses a webdav method that is not supported by some proxy servers, due to header being stripped from the requests however, https seems to resolve this as the proxy has to send the headers as part of the https protocol. |
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Aug , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Subversion Error It is working now with https, horray! Thanks Floyd, but can you explain the logic behind choosing http or https. Thanks anyways. |
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Aug , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Subversion Error Excellent news, thanks for letting us know. MSD does this apply to your issue? Floyd Price |
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Aug , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Subversion Error it works, fx |
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Aug , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Subversion Error After some research, i have found that this error comes from using a transparent proxy, which doesn’t support the webdav methods used by SVN, to overcome this can you try using the HTTPS protocol? e.g. https://svn.codespaces.com/...... Floyd Price |
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Aug , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Subversion Error I have no idea. I try to commit in two networks. In one there is no proxy server, and problem is the same in both. |
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Aug , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Subversion Error Are you behind a proxy server (squid by any chance)? |
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Aug , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Subversion Error I have updated to newest version (TortoiseSVN 1.5.2, Build 13595 – 32 Bit , 2008/07/31 17:04:57) and the problem still exists. |
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Aug , 2008
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Topic: Technical Support / Subversion Error TortoiseSVN 1.4.7, Build 11792 – 32 Bit , 2008/01/05 13:50:18 |
