Hi,
I did upgrade the fisheye/crucible from 4.1 to latest 4.5.2 .Fisheye fails to index the SVN repository. And the following error message is appearing at UI when trying to start the repository:
can you please advise
Dear @Tummala,
just to validate your credentials, can you create a new repo with the upper credentials and see if fisheye can connect?
So long
Thomas
Hi Thomas,
1. The repo URL, username/pwd are correct - tested it via web browser
2. I had other repos setup in our Fisheye and it's running fine no issues with indexing.
Thanks
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So the issue remains only at one repository?
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Ok. Then please create a new repository beside the one, that is not working, with the same credentials.
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Perfect! Then I recommend to disable the old and continue with the new. It seems that there is some kind of data, that got corrupted.
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HI Thomas,
I am getting the same error for all the repos. What is the problem why it is not working for me. Can you help me to solve this issue. recently i have upgraded the version 4.5.2 but previously it was in 4.5.1 that time also it was not working.
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Don't get you - now all repos have errors? You wrote some post before, that only one repo had the error.
To help you best, can you give me more information on what you currently configured? Some screen shots perhaps?
so long
Thomas
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Hi Thomas,
sorry for the delay , i am still having issues when creating new repos after the upgrade.
existing repos work fine no issues.
Are there any issues with SVN client with version 4.5.2?
i was looking at this article https://confluence.atlassian.com/fisheye/svn-authentication-issues-298977099.html
any help appreciated,
Thanks
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Dear @Tummala,
have you tried to connect on command line from your Fisheye Server
svn co svn://host/repo
So long
Thomas
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Dear @Tummala,
can you do a
nmap <hostname>
to see which ports are open? But so far it seems there is no route to the host. If you cannot connect via Command line, fisheye will also not work.
So long
Thomas
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Hi Thomas,
sorry for the delay , the problem in my scenario was the user did not have access to the folder level in SVN repo when added access . I was able to setup repo in fisheye and test connection was successful. Appreciate your time for looking into it.
Thanks again!
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Dear @Tummala,
glad, that your problem is solved. Anyway, if you found my support useful, and it could be also useful for others, please "accept" the top most answer.
Many Thanks
Thomas
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