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Commit fails: svn: authentication cancelled

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I get an "svn: authentication cancelled" error message when I try to commit my project in phpstorm? Do I need to configure phpstorm in some way, or subversion?

edit: There also appears another error message: not logged into subversion {"some guid"}

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Luke Avatar asked Jan 19 '12 10:01

Luke


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2 Answers

I think you just need to provide credentials to Subversion.
Go into Settings->Version Control->Subversion and hit the button to clear your authorization cache. Subversion should prompt you for a username and password.

If that doesn't work, maybe this describes your solution.

You aren't the first to encounter this problem. Cut & paste your message into Google and see what it brings back.

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duffymo Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 05:09

duffymo


Did you try to click on the "not logged" error message to get a dialog where you can enter the credentials?

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CrazyCoder Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 05:09

CrazyCoder