On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 7:57 AM, mark4asp <mark4...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Is it worth considering re-installing it to make life simpler for me
> when installing CI-Factory?

> Hi,

> I want to install CI-Factory and get it running to produce CI-builds
> for 3 projects. I have 1 desktop app using Win Forms and 2 Web apps.

> Subversion was set up 1 year ago on this server and I can't remember
> the username / password combination used.  This is a bit tricky
> because I have one user on the network and a different user who
> accesses the server via terminal services. The user via terminal
> services is the one who installed subversion and the user over the
> network is a developer who uses it via AnkhSVN

> The over-riding problem I have are these entries in Arguments.xml:

>  <property name="SVN.Username" value="Build" />
>  <property name="SVN.Password" value="password" />

> The guy running this network insists on forcing a change of passwords
> ever month (for our tiny organisation).

> I vaguely remember something about a username and password when
> Subversion was initially installed. Is this the username / password
> combination I need here?

> If so, I might be able to guess it. [For instance I have the
> username / password combination of the terminal services user who
> installed Subversion written down]

> Is there a way to determine what this username / password combination
> is by entering possible combinations somewhere?

> Or should I just uninstall subversion and then reinstall via CI-
> Factory?

> The user name and password are Subversion user name and password.  It all
> depends on how Subversion authentication was setup.  Many times this is a
> list of credentials just for Subversion, sometimes Subversion is tied into a
> Windows Active Directory...  So ask the guy that installed and maintains
> Subversion for a Subversion account that has read write access.

> On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 7:57 AM, mark4asp <mark4...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Is it worth considering re-installing it to make life simpler for me
> > when installing CI-Factory?

> > Hi,

> > I want to install CI-Factory and get it running to produce CI-builds
> > for 3 projects. I have 1 desktop app using Win Forms and 2 Web apps.

> > Subversion was set up 1 year ago on this server and I can't remember
> > the username / password combination used.  This is a bit tricky
> > because I have one user on the network and a different user who
> > accesses the server via terminal services. The user via terminal
> > services is the one who installed subversion and the user over the
> > network is a developer who uses it via AnkhSVN

> > The over-riding problem I have are these entries in Arguments.xml:

> >  <property name="SVN.Username" value="Build" />
> >  <property name="SVN.Password" value="password" />

> > The guy running this network insists on forcing a change of passwords
> > ever month (for our tiny organisation).

> > I vaguely remember something about a username and password when
> > Subversion was initially installed. Is this the username / password
> > combination I need here?

> > If so, I might be able to guess it. [For instance I have the
> > username / password combination of the terminal services user who
> > installed Subversion written down]

> > Is there a way to determine what this username / password combination
> > is by entering possible combinations somewhere?

> > Or should I just uninstall subversion and then reinstall via CI-
> > Factory?

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> Jay Flowers
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