unreadable path encountered error
Lindquist, Michael
Hello,
We are a group of 5 developers that have just recently started getting TSVN going with subversion. I have a linux box with svnserve v1.7.19 running which is being used as our subversion server, and we are using TortoiseSVN v1.7.13 as the client on windows systems. So far, all the setup has gone along fairly smoothly, but we encountered a problem when we got to using branches.
We can create branches using the TSVN client okay, but when we attempt to do a switch of the working copy to the branch, we are getting an error that reads “Unreadable path encountered; access denied”:
Permissions on the linux side all seem to be correct. Has anyone else encountered this before?
Michael Lindquist
Senior Engineering Technician
Failure Analysis Lab
EchoStar Technologies
Tel: 303.706.4452
Fax: 303.706.4025
Lindquist, Michael
>We are a group of 5 developers that have just recently started getting
>TSVN going with subversion. I have a linux box with svnserve v1.7.19
>running which is being used as our subversion server, and we are using
>TortoiseSVN v1.7.13 as the client on windows systems. So far, all the
>setup has gone along fairly smoothly, but we encountered a problem
>when we got to using branches.
>
>We can create branches using the TSVN client okay, but when we attempt
>to do a switch of the working copy to the branch, we are getting an
>error that reads "Unreadable path encountered; access denied":
>
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>
>Permissions on the linux side all seem to be correct. Has anyone else encountered this before?
is there a reason you are using a quit old version of TSVN/SVN and not
the current TSVN 1.8.10 / SVN 1.8.11?
And judging from the image, you ran a (test) merge not a switch.
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Lorenz
Thank you for responding Lorenz. Sorry for confusing you with the wrong image. It doesn’t matter whether I am trying a switch, test-merge, or merge on a branch, the result is always the same.
