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why is your payment gateway pending 40 charges on my account currently?

my chase account shows 40 pending charges to your company, and yet i am now receiving an email every 30 seconds from your payment system saying I've been declined. That's every 30 seconds since 12:12 last night.

Does it take long before activity is populated? After a large inital import viewing any file just shows a white screen. And here is a copy of my activity screen after the import..

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I would like to transfer the account ownership to a different registered user. Is there a function to do this? if so, how?

Thanks.

beanstalk keeps going down. what's the deal? this is the second that i've noticed that it happened.

I don't think I can upload a screenshot into here, but the issue I'm having is that on Safari on a Mac, when I see changesets, the bottoms of the type get cut off. Which makes some characters, such as [ and 'g' really hard to make sense of or distinguish.

I've been noticing this for a while, in all versions of Safari 3.x on a Mac. I'm using Leopard, but I doubt that makes a difference. It doesn't happen when viewing unhighlighted text in the source browser view, only when viewing changesets that are highlighted with color.

Why are my commits failing?

here's the error:
Transmitting file data .svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: PUT of '/wind/!svn/wrk/d508839f-e63a-4985-88e9-51d23053f846/httpsdocs/common/files/image/271.jpg': Could not read status line: Connection reset by peer (https://svn.chelseagreen.beanstalkapp...)

Why can't I integrate with basecamp?

my basecamp URL is
http://acts-as-consultant.projectpath...

my beanstalk URL is
http://acts-as-consultant.beanstalkap...

I have the right usernames and logins, but beanstalk seems to have a problem.
Any ideas?

Is there a way to set up a repository with hooks into our issue management tool?

When I create a new user and assign them permissions for certain repositories, I've noticed that I have to go back in after they accept the user invitation and reapply their permissions to write to a repository.

Is this normal? If I can't set permissions before the user has accepted the invite, it would be nice if the check box was not available. Several times I have been completely baffled as to why new users couldn't access a repository, only to find the permissions are not set.

But I was so sure I had already set the permissions, I didn't understand the problem. Now, with a new user, I tested it, and can say with confidence that you have to assign permissions a second time, after they have accepted the invitation.

I'm new to Subversion and I do find it quite intimidating to have to run console commands. I downloaded SmartSVN to give it a try. What do you recommend for use with Beanstalk?

Can an existing SVN repos be migrated into beanstalk? I want all of my repos logs and commit messages to be migrated. If I were administering this repos, I would do a "svnadmin dump" and "svnadmin load". But, I can't tell is beanstalk supports this.

I tried adding s to http and it flipped me back to http.

I am moving from Trac and my own SVN server to Beanstalk, and all of the commit message formatting that I have been using is all lost, as far as I can tell.

Is there some sort of markup I can use in my commit messages to make them beautiful when browsing in beanstalk?

Can you make a Beanstalk profile image that we can use in Basecamp?

I want to know whether I can let random guests users access my repository or is it a strict no-no.

is it possible to incorporate this with fogbugz on demand?

We have some stuff in older commits that is somewhat sensitive, and we don't want our contractors to see that information. However, we want to retain the history for ourselves. Any ideas?

I've recently been looking in to moving some of my SVN repositories over to Beanstalk - it looks like a great little app and looks like it could be very useful.

I've got a quick question about SVN+SSH checkout with Beanstalk.

With my current setup I use Capistrano to deploy my Rails apps and that uses SVN+SSH to checkout the latest revision of my code.

It looks something like this "svn+ssh://user@domain.com/~/svn/repository/trunk"

Does Beanstalk allow this kind of access, and if not do you have any suggestions as to how I might configure Capistrano to work with your set up?

Thanks,
Mike.