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Cliff Smith
Cliff Smith

Reputation: 109

SVN-error: Access to 'x' forbidden

I'm using svn for the first time. Three weeks ago it worked fine to commit files, now I get Access to 'X' forbidden

Before I saw this I created a new folder and did a SVN Checkout. It worked fine. So I have two folders with the very same project: C:\Projects\ProjectX and C:\Projects\ProjectX_new

Still working with ProjectX (and not the new one) I did a "Revert to this revision". And the above error showed up when I committed this Revert.

This error, could it be because of my new folder?

Should I read and follow this: http://techo.luefher.com/other-tech/source-version-control/subversion-tortoise-svn/subversion-error-access-to-svn-my-repo-name-svn-act-some-guid-forbidden-when-trying-to-commit/

Upvotes: 2

Views: 21767

Answers (1)

bahrep
bahrep

Reputation: 30662

  1. Make sure you use correct URL. URLs in Apache Subversion are case-sensitive.
  2. Make sure your system administrator hasn't provided you with No Access permission to the repository path.
  3. Read SVNBook about path-based authorization.
  4. Read VisualSVN Team's article about path-based authorization. It explains the principles of SVN authorization by comparing it with Windows Access Control.

Upvotes: 2

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