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Posted to dev@serf.apache.org by Yosi Zion <yo...@eldan.co.il> on 2017/01/31 10:13:46 UTC

please help - SharpSvn problem Question

Hello Bert,
How are you?

I am developing in C # with visual studio 2013,2015 and have a particular problem with SharpSvn and I hope you can solve it for me.

Installs and downloads:
1.
I installed VisualSvnServer Version: 3.5.7 on a virtual server with the following settings:
Authentication tab - integrated windows authentication
Security tab - add permissions to my user (my user is administrator)
Certificate tab - change to my company certificate
Network tab - I use secure connection (https: //) with port 443
I add admin permission to the repository root

2. Client Side
TortoiseSVN 1.9.5, Build 27581-64 Bit
And AnkhSvn-2.6.12735

3. I downloaded the latest version of SharpSvn (SSvn-1.9005.3934.158-x64)

Problem Description:
When I'm trying to merge through the UI TortoiseSVN everything works fine and it perform the merge and the commit to the repository/
When I try to do this through C# code with SharpSvn I get a message "Unable to connect to a repository at URL 'https://MyServer.co.il/svn/noam2/Yosi/NorthwindTrunk2/Trunk'"
After call client.Merge(qa_work_copy, mergeFrom, revisionsRange, mergeArgs);
I think I tried everything:
I tried without Authentication of user and password
I tried Authentication of user and password via client.Authentication.ForceCredentials
I signed up for all the events of Authentication and some even not fired,
For example:
SharpSvn.Security.SvnSslServerTrustEventArgs
Authentication_SslClientCertificatePasswordHandlers

I even set the DefaultCredentials via System.Net.NetworkCredential(user, password) without any success

Incidentally, I am successful to perform the Update action using an SharpSvn

I enclose you snippets of code I wrote to those who succeeded and those that failed
I do not know what to do about it and the more I will be happy if you can help me solve this problem.

Some Screenshots:

[cid:image001.png@01D27BB6.E88FACC0]

[cid:image003.png@01D27BBB.782F6B00]


[cid:image005.png@01D27BBB.782F6B00]

Regards,
Yosi Zion | Senior developer
Department of Information Technologies | Eldan Group

RE: please help - SharpSvn problem Question

Posted by Bert Huijben <be...@qqmail.nl>.
What is in your mergeargs_Cancel callback? (You hook .Cancel in the snippet
you posted in the attachment, but this function is missing from the snippet)

 

This error would imply that one of the callbacks directly or indirectly set
.Cancel to true. 

If the dialog message is not truncated that would be the Cancel callback
itself, but there are some cases where an exception in a different place
(e.g. in a notify handler) might imply a cancel later on.

 

                Bert

 

From: Yosi Zion [mailto:yosi.zi@eldan.co.il] 
Sent: woensdag 1 februari 2017 07:56
To: 'Bert Huijben' <be...@qqmail.nl>; bert@huijben.net; dev@serf.apache.org
Subject: RE: please help - SharpSvn problem Question

 

Hi bert,

Thanks for reply

 

This is the "full" exception when I try to call to Merge Method



 



 

 

Regards,

Yosi Zion | Senior developer

Department of Information Technologies | Eldan Group

 

 

From: Bert Huijben [mailto:bert@qqmail.nl] 
Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2017 5:47 PM
To: Yosi Zion; bert@huijben.net <ma...@huijben.net> ;
dev@serf.apache.org <ma...@serf.apache.org> 
Subject: RE: please help - SharpSvn problem Question
Importance: Low

 

                Hi Yosi,

 

I'm not sure how relevant the serf list is for this question. The
users{_at_}@sharpsvn.open.collab.net
<ma...@sharpsvn.open.collab.net>  is probably more
appropriate unless you have a more specific error message pointing towards
the 'serf' http library below Subersion.

 

Talking about the error message:

Can you send the complete error message instead of only the top level error?
The easiest way to obtain would be to call .ToString() on the exception
instead of the .Message. 

 

Both Subversion and .Net use nested error messages to provide more details.
In this case the message will tell you what failed on connecting to the
repository: bad path, some server error, authentication, etc. etc.

 

You could iterate over .InnerException on each exception, but just calling
.ToString() does all that and a bit more.

 

 

Another thing I usually try is replicating the problem with the commandline
client. The Slik Subversion client is compiled with mostly the same compiler
settings and dependencies as SharpSvn, so sometimes just using that client
helps in finding a root cause.

 

Thanks,

 

                Bert

 

From: Yosi Zion [mailto:yosi.zi@eldan.co.il] 
Sent: dinsdag 31 januari 2017 11:14
To: 'bert@huijben.net' <bert@huijben.net <ma...@huijben.net> >;
'dev@serf.apache.org' <dev@serf.apache.org <ma...@serf.apache.org> >
Subject: please help - SharpSvn problem Question

 

Hello Bert,

How are you?

 

I am developing in C # with visual studio 2013,2015 and have a particular
problem with SharpSvn and I hope you can solve it for me.

 

Installs and downloads:

1.

I installed VisualSvnServer Version: 3.5.7 on a virtual server with the
following settings:

Authentication tab - integrated windows authentication

Security tab - add permissions to my user (my user is administrator)

Certificate tab - change to my company certificate

Network tab - I use secure connection (https: //) with port 443

I add admin permission to the repository root

 

2. Client Side

TortoiseSVN 1.9.5, Build 27581-64 Bit

And AnkhSvn-2.6.12735

 

3. I downloaded the latest version of SharpSvn (SSvn-1.9005.3934.158-x64)

 

Problem Description:

When I'm trying to merge through the UI TortoiseSVN everything works fine
and it perform the merge and the commit to the repository/

When I try to do this through C# code with SharpSvn I get a message "Unable
to connect to a repository at URL
'https://MyServer.co.il/svn/noam2/Yosi/NorthwindTrunk2/Trunk'"

After call client.Merge(qa_work_copy, mergeFrom, revisionsRange, mergeArgs);


I think I tried everything:

I tried without Authentication of user and password

I tried Authentication of user and password via
client.Authentication.ForceCredentials

I signed up for all the events of Authentication and some even not fired,

For example:

SharpSvn.Security.SvnSslServerTrustEventArgs

Authentication_SslClientCertificatePasswordHandlers

 

I even set the DefaultCredentials via System.Net.NetworkCredential(user,
password) without any success

 

Incidentally, I am successful to perform the Update action using an SharpSvn

 

I enclose you snippets of code I wrote to those who succeeded and those that
failed

I do not know what to do about it and the more I will be happy if you can
help me solve this problem.

 

Some Screenshots:

 



 



 

 



 

Regards,

Yosi Zion | Senior developer

Department of Information Technologies | Eldan Group

RE: please help - SharpSvn problem Question

Posted by Yosi Zion <yo...@eldan.co.il>.
Hi bert,
Thanks for reply

This is the "full" exception when I try to call to Merge Method
[cid:image004.png@01D27C68.7FE25CB0]

[cid:image001.png@01D27C69.05BDF0B0]


Regards,
Yosi Zion | Senior developer
Department of Information Technologies | Eldan Group


From: Bert Huijben [mailto:bert@qqmail.nl]
Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2017 5:47 PM
To: Yosi Zion; bert@huijben.net; dev@serf.apache.org
Subject: RE: please help - SharpSvn problem Question
Importance: Low

                Hi Yosi,

I'm not sure how relevant the serf list is for this question. The users{_at_}@sharpsvn.open.collab.net<ma...@sharpsvn.open.collab.net> is probably more appropriate unless you have a more specific error message pointing towards the 'serf' http library below Subersion.

Talking about the error message:
Can you send the complete error message instead of only the top level error? The easiest way to obtain would be to call .ToString() on the exception instead of the .Message.

Both Subversion and .Net use nested error messages to provide more details... In this case the message will tell you what failed on connecting to the repository: bad path, some server error, authentication, etc. etc.

You could iterate over .InnerException on each exception, but just calling .ToString() does all that and a bit more.


Another thing I usually try is replicating the problem with the commandline client. The Slik Subversion client is compiled with mostly the same compiler settings and dependencies as SharpSvn, so sometimes just using that client helps in finding a root cause.

Thanks,

                Bert

From: Yosi Zion [mailto:yosi.zi@eldan.co.il]
Sent: dinsdag 31 januari 2017 11:14
To: 'bert@huijben.net' <be...@huijben.net>>; 'dev@serf.apache.org' <de...@serf.apache.org>>
Subject: please help - SharpSvn problem Question

Hello Bert,
How are you?

I am developing in C # with visual studio 2013,2015 and have a particular problem with SharpSvn and I hope you can solve it for me.

Installs and downloads:
1.
I installed VisualSvnServer Version: 3.5.7 on a virtual server with the following settings:
Authentication tab - integrated windows authentication
Security tab - add permissions to my user (my user is administrator)
Certificate tab - change to my company certificate
Network tab - I use secure connection (https: //) with port 443
I add admin permission to the repository root

2. Client Side
TortoiseSVN 1.9.5, Build 27581-64 Bit
And AnkhSvn-2.6.12735

3. I downloaded the latest version of SharpSvn (SSvn-1.9005.3934.158-x64)

Problem Description:
When I'm trying to merge through the UI TortoiseSVN everything works fine and it perform the merge and the commit to the repository/
When I try to do this through C# code with SharpSvn I get a message "Unable to connect to a repository at URL 'https://MyServer.co.il/svn/noam2/Yosi/NorthwindTrunk2/Trunk'"
After call client.Merge(qa_work_copy, mergeFrom, revisionsRange, mergeArgs);
I think I tried everything:
I tried without Authentication of user and password
I tried Authentication of user and password via client.Authentication.ForceCredentials
I signed up for all the events of Authentication and some even not fired,
For example:
SharpSvn.Security.SvnSslServerTrustEventArgs
Authentication_SslClientCertificatePasswordHandlers

I even set the DefaultCredentials via System.Net.NetworkCredential(user, password) without any success

Incidentally, I am successful to perform the Update action using an SharpSvn

I enclose you snippets of code I wrote to those who succeeded and those that failed
I do not know what to do about it and the more I will be happy if you can help me solve this problem.

Some Screenshots:

[cid:image006.png@01D27C68.7FE25CB0]

[cid:image007.png@01D27C68.7FE25CB0]


[cid:image008.png@01D27C68.7FE25CB0]

Regards,
Yosi Zion | Senior developer
Department of Information Technologies | Eldan Group

RE: please help - SharpSvn problem Question

Posted by Bert Huijben <be...@qqmail.nl>.
                Hi Yosi,

 

I'm not sure how relevant the serf list is for this question. The
users{_at_}@sharpsvn.open.collab.net
<ma...@sharpsvn.open.collab.net>  is probably more
appropriate unless you have a more specific error message pointing towards
the 'serf' http library below Subersion.

 

Talking about the error message:

Can you send the complete error message instead of only the top level error?
The easiest way to obtain would be to call .ToString() on the exception
instead of the .Message. 

 

Both Subversion and .Net use nested error messages to provide more details.
In this case the message will tell you what failed on connecting to the
repository: bad path, some server error, authentication, etc. etc.

 

You could iterate over .InnerException on each exception, but just calling
.ToString() does all that and a bit more.

 

 

Another thing I usually try is replicating the problem with the commandline
client. The Slik Subversion client is compiled with mostly the same compiler
settings and dependencies as SharpSvn, so sometimes just using that client
helps in finding a root cause.

 

Thanks,

 

                Bert

 

From: Yosi Zion [mailto:yosi.zi@eldan.co.il] 
Sent: dinsdag 31 januari 2017 11:14
To: 'bert@huijben.net' <be...@huijben.net>; 'dev@serf.apache.org'
<de...@serf.apache.org>
Subject: please help - SharpSvn problem Question

 

Hello Bert,

How are you?

 

I am developing in C # with visual studio 2013,2015 and have a particular
problem with SharpSvn and I hope you can solve it for me.

 

Installs and downloads:

1.

I installed VisualSvnServer Version: 3.5.7 on a virtual server with the
following settings:

Authentication tab - integrated windows authentication

Security tab - add permissions to my user (my user is administrator)

Certificate tab - change to my company certificate

Network tab - I use secure connection (https: //) with port 443

I add admin permission to the repository root

 

2. Client Side

TortoiseSVN 1.9.5, Build 27581-64 Bit

And AnkhSvn-2.6.12735

 

3. I downloaded the latest version of SharpSvn (SSvn-1.9005.3934.158-x64)

 

Problem Description:

When I'm trying to merge through the UI TortoiseSVN everything works fine
and it perform the merge and the commit to the repository/

When I try to do this through C# code with SharpSvn I get a message "Unable
to connect to a repository at URL
'https://MyServer.co.il/svn/noam2/Yosi/NorthwindTrunk2/Trunk'"

After call client.Merge(qa_work_copy, mergeFrom, revisionsRange, mergeArgs);


I think I tried everything:

I tried without Authentication of user and password

I tried Authentication of user and password via
client.Authentication.ForceCredentials

I signed up for all the events of Authentication and some even not fired,

For example:

SharpSvn.Security.SvnSslServerTrustEventArgs

Authentication_SslClientCertificatePasswordHandlers

 

I even set the DefaultCredentials via System.Net.NetworkCredential(user,
password) without any success

 

Incidentally, I am successful to perform the Update action using an SharpSvn

 

I enclose you snippets of code I wrote to those who succeeded and those that
failed

I do not know what to do about it and the more I will be happy if you can
help me solve this problem.

 

Some Screenshots:

 



 



 

 



 

Regards,

Yosi Zion | Senior developer

Department of Information Technologies | Eldan Group