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Vincent Ducret | 7 Jan 10:53
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SVN files are not displayed

Hi,
On a Solaris-SPARC 9 platform, I've installed Horde, Chora (last
versioj), Subversion 1.0.5, and Apache 2.

>From a remote or local SVN client, I can successfully use and access to
my SVN repositories (including directories and files).

Unfortunately, my Chora installation only displays the SVN directories.
The possible SVN files contained in SVN directories are not displayed !?!?
What's strange is that no error about that appeared in the Apache logs.

Example:
-------
Here is my SVN example repository
repo1/
      a/
      b/
        test.html
        text.txt

Through this command: svn list http://myIP/repo1
I get:

a/
b/
  test.html
  text.txt

Using Chora, I can see a/ and b/, but if I click on b/, none file are
displayed .... (only the Parent Directory link)
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Vincent Ducret | 7 Jan 10:17
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Chora does not display SVN directories contents

Hi,
I've installed Horde and Chora (last versions) on a Solaris 9 SPARC platform. Both applications are
running in Apache 2. On the same machine, I've also installed Subversion 1.0.5.

At moment, I can successfully locally and remotely access and use Subversion repositories through file,
svn, svn+ssh and http protocol.

Chora and Horde work well, except that Chora does not display the SVN files contained into SVN directories.

For example, I've a SVN repository called 'repo1' in which I added two directories, let's say directory 'a'
and directory 'b'. In 'b' I put (i.e. add and commit) two SVN files called 'test1.html' and 'test2.txt'. 

>From a SVN command line and remote client, I can successfully check that both files exist and are stored
into my SVN repository, e.g.:
svn list http://myIP7/repo1/b

I get:
test1.html
test2.txt

With Chora, I can see both directories, but when I click on directory 'b', none file are displayed, just the
link called 'Parent Directory'...

Any suggestion ?

Thanks in advance
Cheers,
Vincent

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Jan Schneider | 7 Jan 18:37
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Re: SVN files are not displayed

Zitat von Vincent Ducret <Vincent.Ducret <at> Sun.COM>:

>> From a remote or local SVN client, I can successfully use and access to
> my SVN repositories (including directories and files).
>
> Unfortunately, my Chora installation only displays the SVN directories.
> The possible SVN files contained in SVN directories are not displayed !?!?
> What's strange is that no error about that appeared in the Apache logs.

Try this patch:
http://cvs.horde.org/diff.php/framework/VC/VC/svn.php?r1=1.29&r2=1.30&ty=u

Jan.

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Chuck Hagenbuch | 7 Jan 18:00
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Re: SVN files are not displayed

Quoting Vincent Ducret <Vincent.Ducret <at> Sun.COM>:

> On a Solaris-SPARC 9 platform, I've installed Horde, Chora (last
> versioj), Subversion 1.0.5, and Apache 2.

Please wait more than 40 minutes for an answer before posting your question
again...

-chuck

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Gerard Samuel | 7 Jan 19:43

Re: SVN files are not displayed

Vincent Ducret wrote:

>Hi,
>On a Solaris-SPARC 9 platform, I've installed Horde, Chora (last
>versioj), Subversion 1.0.5, and Apache 2.
>
>>From a remote or local SVN client, I can successfully use and access to
>my SVN repositories (including directories and files).
>
>Unfortunately, my Chora installation only displays the SVN directories.
>The possible SVN files contained in SVN directories are not displayed !?!?
>What's strange is that no error about that appeared in the Apache logs.
>
>Example:
>-------
>Here is my SVN example repository
>repo1/
>      a/
>      b/
>        test.html
>        text.txt
>
>Through this command: svn list http://myIP/repo1
>I get:
>
>a/
>b/
>  test.html
>  text.txt
>
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Chuck Hagenbuch | 7 Jan 20:00
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Re: SVN files are not displayed

Quoting Gerard Samuel <chora <at> trini0.org>:

> I noticed something similar to what you're describing. If I were to 
> add/modify a file, the changes do not appear immediately in Chora. So 
> what I did was turn off caching in the "Cache System" in Horde's 
> configuration area.

I just took a look at this and I think the caching logic was entirely wrong in
the VC classes. This should be fixed in CVS and the fix will be distributed
with Horde 3.0.3.

-chuck

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Vincent Ducret | 8 Jan 14:19
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Re: SVN files are not displayed

Sorry chuck but my mail application crashed during the sending of my 
first e-mail ... And I was not able to check if it was successfully sent 
or not (was not copied into my Sent folder)

Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:

> Quoting Vincent Ducret <Vincent.Ducret <at> Sun.COM>:
> 
>> On a Solaris-SPARC 9 platform, I've installed Horde, Chora (last
>> versioj), Subversion 1.0.5, and Apache 2.
> 
> 
> Please wait more than 40 minutes for an answer before posting your question
> again...
> 
> -chuck
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Stephen Collins | 11 Jan 09:53

Chora without authentication


I've installed the latest Horde and Chora releases and want to configure
Chora for non-authenticated browsing.  I've read over the lists and
consequently added the following to my /horde/config/registry.php in the
Chora block:

'allow_guests' => true

I've added it as the last line in the block and I made sure I added the
trailing comma to the line above.  However, when I then try to browse, I
still get redirected to the Horde login page.

I'm pretty certain I'm doing something dumb, but to reassure myself of
my stupidity, if someone could point what dumbness I have (plus the
then-blindingly obvious solution) out to me, I'd really appreciate it.

TIA.

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Stephen Collins | 11 Jan 13:48

Chora - Interaction with other systems


My regexp skills lack somewhat and I'm trying to figure out what to use
in the regexp field in the "Interaction with other systems" tab if I
want Chora to provide links to any of:

bug, issue, enhancement, feature followed by a number

The URI to link to won't change, it'll always be:

http://stephencollins.dyndns.org/mantis/view.php?id=somenumber

TIA

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Gerard Samuel | 11 Jan 16:03

Re: Chora without authentication

Stephen Collins wrote:

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> I've installed the latest Horde and Chora releases and want to configure
> Chora for non-authenticated browsing.  I've read over the lists and
> consequently added the following to my /horde/config/registry.php in the
> Chora block:
>
> 'allow_guests' => true
>
> I've added it as the last line in the block and I made sure I added the
> trailing comma to the line above.  However, when I then try to browse, I
> still get redirected to the Horde login page.
>
> I'm pretty certain I'm doing something dumb, but to reassure myself of
> my stupidity, if someone could point what dumbness I have (plus the
> then-blindingly obvious solution) out to me, I'd really appreciate it. 

Maybe these will help ->
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=chora&m=110032871302420&w=2
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=chora&m=110083108700105&w=2
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=chora&m=110083108700105&w=2
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