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SVN Issue while connecting to the repository

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Recently we have installed SVN in a new windows server.

Migrated and loaded the users repositories in the new SVN server. I could able to access those repositories. Created users, but could not able to access those repository, login is not accepting and it prompts continuously.

We are using Tortoise SVN as front end GUI. Kindly assist me on this.

posted Nov 19, 2015 by anonymous

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