Recently active problems in Beanstalk about Beanstalk

I keep getting authorization failed on checkout. I am trying to use versions.ap to manage my SVN that was previously just managed via command line. Adding it in to versions.app it just get the error:

PROPFIND request failed on '/web'
PROPFIND of '/web': authorization failed (http://<username>.svn.beanstalkapp.com)
</username>

svn: Can't write to file '/data/storage/6609/gageprojects/db/transactions/5-1.txn/rev': No space left on device

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I've just tried to import a new svn repository to beanstalk, via an svndump. Unfortunately it complained with an error and now won't let me log in.
All I get is a get a "We're sorry but something went wrong page".

Yesterday, I have created account on beanstalkapp and what I could only do was import new repository (by zip file) and it shows error, after this operation I can't do nothing because after sign in, the only message I have on screen is "We're sorry, but something went wrong...", can you help me? I can't user service because it doesn't work properly (wrickr)

This may be a SVN issue rather than a beanstalk one, but beanstalk is all we use for SVN so...

My colleagues are getting errors when trying to commit:

'Folder already under version control'

It means that we are all not committing and need to be able to break out of this.

What can we do to reset our commits so they work?

We are not receiving commit mails using html (svnnotify).

Pretty self explanatory. The RSS feed contains nothing at all.

Hit the URL in Firefox and added to Apple Mail and saw no items.

The respository keeps throwing this error at us whenever we try to update, commit, or check out a project:

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Subversion Error

REPORT request failed on '/project_name/!svn/vcc/default'

REPORT of '/project_name/!svn/vcc/default': Could not read response body: Secure connection truncated (https://companyname.svn.beanstalkapp....)

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This occurs via both GUI (svnX and tortoiseSVN) and command line on both Windows and OS X machines. We have disabled HTTP compression on the client side to no avail.

We've found another report of someone else encountering this issue (and their solution), so in case it helps:
http://www.sharp-tools.net/archives/0...

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Adding trunk/rails/server/tmp/laran/repository_type_attribute
Adding trunk/rails/server/tmp/laran/repository_type_attribute_type
Adding trunk/rails/server/vendor
Adding trunk/rails/server/vendor/plugins
Transmitting file data ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: MERGE request failed on '/timely/trunk'
svn: MERGE of '/timely/trunk': 200 OK (https://svn.evanscode.beanstalkapp.com)
lc278:trunk laran$ svn ci -m 'moving from old repo'
Adding trunk/django
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: MKCOL of '/timely/!svn/wrk/0c642e24-86e8-4de7-ba7f-686435c47471/trunk/django': 405 Method Not Allowed (https://svn.evanscode.beanstalkapp.com)
lc278:trunk laran$ ls

The instructions for integrating the Fogbugz script are incomplete. It says I have to download the PHP file "repo.php" and then put it in the Fogbugz directory. There isnt a Fogbugz directory anywhere in the svn file structure, and I've looked for it everywhere for the past hour. The instructions on the Fogbugz site do not refer to Beanstalk at all and thus, are either incomplete or aren't relevant.

I just need to know how to get this file in the proper place so I can go to "step 3".
Does anyone know?

I just tried it again (already gave it a shot a couple weeks ago and didn't work there either) & whenever I try to import my subversion-repositories dump upon creating a new repos on beanstalk, it always says: "We had problems with archive format."... which is only semi-cool :-/ I'd like to keep my history and all the stuff for obvious reasons.

If needed, send me a mail and I can provide you the dump directly...

-J

Getting 503s when trying to access Beanstalk URLs. More downtime? :(

I'm not able to check anything in.

svn: MERGE request failed on '/transitmaps/trunk/TransitMaps'
svn: Failed to start '/var/lib/subversion/beanstalk.storage/4008/transitmaps/hooks/pre-commit' hook

how do i sync beanstalk with my hosted vps that has subversion installed

On the login page (and other pages), I've noticed that the Beanstalk logo cuts off the bottom half of the letters. Obviously this isn't a bug in the app itself, and is more an issue for your branding than for users. :) All you should have to do to fix it is add "height: 90px" to the h1 that holds the logo (in the case of the login page, #specialPage #header h1). Zeroing out the padding might center it a bit better, also.

My beanstalk site is moving really slowly, and I'm receiving intermittent 503 errors. Is anyone else experiencing this?

Thanks,

Nick

I can't access the website or my repo. Please advise.

I can ping beanstalkapp.com, but I can't get get to beanstalkapp.com or my svn URL svn.olive.beanstalkapp.com.

Getting a 500 error when hitting website, and I'm getting this error when I try to commit:

svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: Can't create directory '/var/lib/subversion/beanstalk.storage/387/lacense_rails/db/transactions/34-1.txn': No space left on device