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Bug
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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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Blocker
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None
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Platform: All, OS: Linux
I am simply unable to make Hudson to check out as anyone else but 'anonymous'
SVN user.
If I make my repo not readable for anonymous, I get an error on the build
configuration page suggesting that I enter alternate credentials. I do, it is
verified, accepted and allegedly saved. Then I proceed to build and checkout
fails again.
In our environment, we allow anonymous read access but control commit access
especially to the tags folder. I realized that when you enter URL, Hudson
automatically checks if Hudson can connect to it. If access requires
authentication, it will ask you the necessary credential. If you already have a
working credential but would like to change it for other reasons, you can
specify different credential. However, this doesn't work. Everytime when I tries
to specify different credential to a working workspace (can connect to it),
Hudson just throws the following error (No authentication was attemped.
FAILED: svn: Operation cancelled). Or simply put, it is not saved new credential.
To us, this is a serious bug since it makes the feature tag after build
completely useless.
I would recommend we do the following
1. Allow to save credential even Hudson can connect to it.
2. Allow to specify the username/password in tag after a successful build job
configuration.
3. Allow to enter username/password and commit message with tag this build feature.
There is a related issue (#2053) submitted a year ago. Has anyone been assigned
to work on it?
I am running Hudson 1.323 on Linux 4 Redhat Ent - Tomcat 6.0.18 - JDK 1.6_12
Please help to resolve the issue.
Regards,
Hai
- duplicates
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JENKINS-2073 SVN - Change credential does not work in project
- Resolved