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I have a Problem with Hudson. I want to make a Job Configuration. I have my C++ project on an SVN-Server. But whene i give my repository URL for the Suversion it dosent function. The failure is:

SVNCancelException: svn: E200015: NO credential to try. Authentication failed.

I have made an authetication but it doesen work.

Thank you for your Help.

Best reguards

MQBuild
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You should go to your Hudson server at the following URL: 

http://<hudsonrul>/scm/SubversionSCM/enterCredential

This will allow you to specify a top-level SVN URL and appropriate credentials. In most cases, username/password authentication is enough.

Edit:
You should try accessing the SVN server from command line, to verify if this is an SVN server issue, or a Hudson issues.

On command line, type:
svn --no-auth-cache --username [yourusername] --password [yourpassword] info http://svn.server.url

Replace [yourusername] and [yourpassword] with your username and password, without the square brackets. Replace http://svn.server.url with address of your SVN server

You should get back basic SVN repo info, such as last changed dates, UUID, revision, etc.

Slav
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  • Thanks for your Help. I have do this but it doesent work -.-. Can that be a problem with my Serversecuryti or an other Problem? – MQBuild Apr 03 '14 at 11:13
  • Sorry, there is not much more that I can say. Maybe your SVN server has some unorthodox configuration, maybe you have an unstable build of Hudson that has issues in SVN plugin. You can try upgrading Hudson. You should also try accessing the SVN server from command line, to verify that is is not a Hudson issue. I will update the answer with instructions on accessing the server from command line – Slav Apr 10 '14 at 13:03
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You should check your repository address and svn external link address. Hudson credential only works when exact match your repo address and registered address, In my case I did registered both IP address and url

Minhyuk Kwon
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