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Hi there,

If you try to commit and the file has changed remotely you will get an error telling you to update first.

You can opt not to see these remote changes (view > remote changed files).

Yup, I've got it working on my Mac, though I was using 7.5 when I upgraded the OS.

I'll do some testing and raise a bug if needed, in the meantime you could try installing 7.0.7 and then upgrade?...

Have you changed the Authz file recently?

Hi there

You'd need to create a repository first of all (repositories > add > create new in uberSVN).

Once done, check that out to the local machine (to create the working copy), place the...

Hi all,

This issue should now be resolved.

Hi there,

You can set your repositories up anyway you like. Once you've created the repo, you just import the data to whatever path you like.

If you haven't already, I'd recommend you read...

Good point, I'll work at converting that into a KB article (hopefully today).

Is there anything in the error log at the same time?

Might be a stupid question, but have you updated your linux working copy?

Hi there,

Access Control is no longer available from within uberAPPS. It is available as a stand-alone component though. You can find more info and get a free trial here.

Sorry that you've had a hard time since upgrading your version of SmartSVN, we'll certainly try to help if we can.

Following these steps I was able to successfully open an existing working copy...

We have a video tutorial that will walk you through basic LDAP setup in uberSVN, you can find it here.

Hi there,

The main benefit of Subversion (and other Version Control Systems) is that you can really use them however you like.

My personal preference would be to have the live version as the...

Hi there,

You could load the dump file and then use a repo browser? Or use the dir command in Windows Command Prompt (dir > filename.txt)?

Have you got a backup with the corrupt revision intact?

Hi there,

We have a help article on this here. Obviously you'll need Subversion installed on the new server before doing this.

Hi there,

To install Subversion all you really need is the server/client binaries. There are a bunch of programs which will also give you Apache (to serve the repo), browsing functionality and in...

It really depends on your needs and whether you can afford to refuse access to the repo(s) whilst a backup is taking place.

For a full description of what's available, the best place to look is...

Hi there,

I'll take your points individually to try and help as much as I can.

1. It's a good idea to use Version Control to control who makes edits to your documents, and to be able to...

There are a couple of master-slave options, notably rsync and svnsync. However, the master-slave concept has flaws, such as the split-brain scenario.

We (WANdisco) have a MultiSite product that...

Hi,

That looks like an issue with the repo browser we use (Sventon). Can you try updating it please? You can find instructions of how to do this in our docs here.

That error generally means that Subversion is not installed. Did you install the .exe file?

The basic info needed is as follows:
<Location /path/to/repo/>
AuthType basic
AuthName "My Repository"
AuthBasicProvider ldap
AuthLDAPURL
AuthLDAPBindDN
...

Hi there,

If you're serving the repository using Apache you can probably find this in the logs, but the main question would be why you need this? (checkout is a read only transaction, and if you...

Hi there,

Unfortunately SmartGit isn't a WANdisco product, it's made by Syntevo (who used to make SmartSVN too), but we only bought SmartSVN. You can get in touch with them here:...