HI.
VisualSVN Server version 3.5.1
FishEye version 4.3.1
Please describe how to add a repository.
Below is the VisualSVN Server repository. IDEAIC Repository.
What's wrong?
Waiting for help.
Thank You.
Hi Alex,
There is a knowledge base titled Unable to get info for the repository root that I would start with:
Cause #1 - unexpected trailing slash A trailing slash has been added incorrectly to the SVN URL during the configuration of the repository. For example: https://svn.your.server/svn/project/ Cause #2 - missing execute permissions on jsvn command Unless the native client is used, FishEye uses the jsvn command to perform SVN command which can be found in the <FishEye installation directory>/lib/svn folder. If the user running FishEye does not have execute permissions on the jsvn command, FishEye will not be able to connect to the repository. Resolution #1 - unexpected trailing slash Remove the trailing slash from the SVN URL and save. For example (considering the example above): <a href="https://svn.your.server/svn/project" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://svn.your.server/svn/project</a>
A trailing slash has been added incorrectly to the SVN URL during the configuration of the repository. For example: https://svn.your.server/svn/project/
Unless the native client is used, FishEye uses the jsvn command to perform SVN command which can be found in the <FishEye installation directory>/lib/svn folder.
jsvn
<FishEye installation directory>/lib/svn
If the user running FishEye does not have execute permissions on the jsvn command, FishEye will not be able to connect to the repository.
<a href="https://svn.your.server/svn/project" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://svn.your.server/svn/project</a>
Resolution #2 - missing execute permissions on jsvn command Add the execute permissions on the jsvn command.
Add the execute permissions on the jsvn command.
If that does not work, when logged in as the user which is used to run FishEye, see if you can connect to the svn repository using a command similar to the following:
svn info https://repository.xxxx.com/xxx/xxx/
I would also try pinging the SVN server to see what you get back. If you use Wireshark you can also reproduce the issue, run a tcpdump after the connection fails and see what the packet trace tells you.
Let me know what you find and we'll go from there.
Cheers,
Branden
Hi Branden.
I sincerely appreciate your help.
But the equipment that installed FishEye is not here right now.
It is scheduled to visit next Tuesday.
Then I will test and answer.
Thank you.
Alex
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