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Subject: RE: Subclipse problem with MyFaces repository
Date: Wed, 4 May 2005 14:16:26 -0700
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From: "Korhonen, Kalle" <kkorhone@cisco.com>
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I may have found the problem - at least this would explain why the =
server is trying to authenticate JavaSVN client but not a browser (and =
I'm able to browse the repository without authentication with just a =
regular browser). At http://forum.textdrive.com/viewtopic.php?id=3D2686 =
they are discussing a similar problem:

"So=85 looks like after I got some of the problems with subclipse =
figured out its looking like a mod_security issue. I=92ll open a ticket =
now Jason. :-)"

and

"(edit: corrected the =93JavaSVN=94 agent below. I incorrectly had it as =
=93Java SVN=94 )
jason suggested adding a SecFilterSelective line to my .htaccess file. I =
added:
Code:
SecFilterSelective =93HTTP_USER_AGENT=94 =93JavaSVN=94 =93allow,nolog=94
and that seemed to do it.
So in summary, the mini-tute to get the JavaSVN version of subclipse =
working on Textdrive seems to be:
=96 install the 3 plugins (Subclipse 0.9.28, JavaSVN Library 0.8.5, =
JavaSVN Subclipse Extension 0.8.5) from tigris.org and tmate.org in =
eclipse (using their update servers) =96 create the repository using =
webmin =96 make sure you have JavaSVN selected in =
Window->Preferences->Team->SVN preferences and not the CLI version. =96 =
add a line to your .htaccess to allow the client in if you get a =
=93precondidion failed=94 error
Last edited by poswald (2005-04-08 21:29:18)"

Could one of the committers check the .htaccess file?

Kalle

-----Original Message-----
From: Korhonen, Kalle
Sent: Wed 5/4/2005 1:24 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Subclipse problem with MyFaces repository
=20
I'm on Red Hat AS 3.0, using Eclipse 3.0 with subclipse client and
JavaSVN plugin (JavaHL's only available for Windows?). I get:

"Error while creating module:
org.tigris.subverison.javahl.ClientException: Authentication challenge
is not supported: null" and in the log an uncatched
SVNAuthenticationException.

First, has anybody seen the same problem?

Second, why does the server even send authentication challege for
read-only repository? Or, is the problem caused by something else?

Third, in the Eclipse SVN repository dialog, I should leave username /
password empty right?

Tried it with a couple of different ways, but can't get it to work. Can
anyone think of anything else I'm doing wrong?

Kalle