Hello Sebastian, Clearing the authentication data effectively seems to be a good idea. Did you also do that in your old Windows session? And what happened to the SVN *server* during the "company acquisition"? Did it go through a migration of some sort?
Justin Le lundi 11 mai 2020 18:18:19 UTC+2, (inconnu) a écrit : > > > Hi everybody, > > I am quite new to the SVN enviroment. My company uses a Repo to manage a > parts library for PCB design and I wanted to install it too, to get access > to this library. > > Some Information beforehand: > The company I work for, was aquired by a larger corporation a year ago. > The whole library and SVN stuff is only used by the old aquired company. > About a month ago or so, the corporation included us in their IT Systems, > so we all got new email addresses, user names and so on. This means I can > log on to my PC via the old user name/password and via the new corporation > username/password. > > Now the prolem: > I wanted to update the svn folder, located on my C: drive, via "right > click, Update". On the new corporation user it simply states "Access to > '...' forbidden" in the log and the status window after clicking update. > I then wanted to clear the Authentification data in the SVN settings, but > the storage of authentification data was disabled and so was the button to > clear the data. I then added the credentials for the login in the "windows > credential storage service" (no Idea what its called in English, sorry). > But this didn't help either. And I don't ever get asked for credentials > when updating this or other repos...so I guess SVN must get some > credentials from somewhere else... > > The weird part is, that if i log on to my old company User, I just click > update and also without asking for credentials, everything gets downloadad > without a single problem... > > I already searched in google for a couple weeks now, and can't get > anything that hleps me. > > Thanks in advance for your comments! > Best regards, > Sebastian > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TortoiseSVN" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tortoisesvn/5226a25b-7373-4ac3-af0f-25cfa8698a39%40googlegroups.com.
