Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2012a <at> ryandesign.com> writes: > > > On Apr 2, 2012, at 15:19, Tsunam wrote: > > > From the mirror users can create new files to be added, but the delete/copy > > aspects fail when run through the proxy. > > How do they fail? What error messages occur? > >
>From the client perspective in tortoisesvn they see that the commit fails, and the following errors: Changing file 'file' is forbidden by the server Access to 'path/!revision/trunk/' forbidden. Master server logs: Access denied: 'user' COPY CM:path - cm-sun:path Which just hit a cord with me. When the move from 1.4 to 1.6 was done on the master, the repo was renamed from cm-sun to just cm. The proxy still was at the /svn/cm-sun location even if the svnmaster is pointing correctly it appears that it's trying to do the copy to the cm-sun repo. So as a test I took the mirror location and made a new location that matches the cm repository name on the master. user did the commit and it worked fine. Having a few more of the dev's test the change,but appears that it was a simple repository name difference between the master and slave and passing the proxies repo name along for the ride.
