Hi everyone,
My ubersvn installation is integrated with an Active Directory service. All users are already imported to ubersvn using the "get users from selected" button in "ldap locations" page.
The problem is when I create a new repository and grant read/write permission to a user that has never logged into ubersvn. He/She just can't checkout the repository using a svn client.
So, the "solution" that I came up with was to:
1. ask the user to log into ubersvn website for the first time and logout (even though the user already exists in ubersvn database since it was imported).
2. I revoke and then grant permission back to the user on that repository.
3. Restart ubersvn.
Sometimes that "solution" simply doesn't work.
What can be happening? It should work normally without any intervention. It seems ubersvn is not loading permissions to svn server correctly.
My ubersvn installation is integrated with an Active Directory service. All users are already imported to ubersvn using the "get users from selected" button in "ldap locations" page.
The problem is when I create a new repository and grant read/write permission to a user that has never logged into ubersvn. He/She just can't checkout the repository using a svn client.
So, the "solution" that I came up with was to:
1. ask the user to log into ubersvn website for the first time and logout (even though the user already exists in ubersvn database since it was imported).
2. I revoke and then grant permission back to the user on that repository.
3. Restart ubersvn.
Sometimes that "solution" simply doesn't work.
What can be happening? It should work normally without any intervention. It seems ubersvn is not loading permissions to svn server correctly.