It seems the problem has resolved itself, at least temporarily. I made a few more commits and suddenly CCTray notifies me of a successful build. Note that I haven't changed anything in the configuration. The command line just started working, I guess.
I'm still interested in possible causes, since I can't keep this from recurring if I don't know the root cause. Any ideas? Thanks in advance! On Sep 15, 2:56 pm, shovavnik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm using the svn.exe that comes bundled with VisualSVN Server 1.5.2 > on Windows Server 2003 R2. I'm using CC.NET 1.4.0.3400. > > I've got an svn task that looks like this: > > <sourcecontrol type="svn"> > > <trunkUrl>https://SERVER:8443/svn/PROJECT/trunk</trunkUrl> > <executable>C:\Program Files (x86)\VisualSVN > Server\bin\svn.exe</ > executable> > <username>USER</username> > <password>PASS</password> > </sourcecontrol> > > When the svn task executes, run a command that looks something like > this: > > "C:\Program Files (x86)\VisualSVN Server\bin\svn.exe" > loghttps://SERVER:8443/svn/PROJECT/trunk-r "{2008-09-12T02:26:19Z}: > {2008-09-15T11:39:42Z}" --verbose --xml --username USER --password > PASS --non-interactive --no-auth-cache > > This causes an error: > svn: Server sent unexpected return value (500 Internal Server Error) > in response to REPORT request for '/svn/PROJECT/!svn/vcc/default' > > I tried to run the command manually to see if I could pinpoint the > problem. What I've found is that if I run the command line with all > the same argument except the -r argument, everything works fine. In > fact, if I use the -r argument with anything but date arguments, it > works fine. So I can run it with "-r 300:HEAD" and that will work. I > tried other date ranges to see if this might have something to do with > formatting, times, time zones, etc., and couldn't figure out what the > problem with the date is. > > The strange thing is that this is automated by the build server and > that nothing has been installed, reconfigured or uninstalled. In fact, > the build 5 minutes prior to "{2008-09-12T02:26:19Z}" worked just > fine. > > Also, for some reason, the web dashboard doesn't show the svn error. > It doesn't even add a failed build to the list. I had to stop the > service and run ccnet on the command line to get at the real error. > > So, why isn't the error showing up on the dashboard? > And more importantly, any ideas what could be causing this problem > with the dates?
