Beanstalk

Automatic FTP deployment is a great feature however I have found to be too slow to implement it within a development workflow (even in the case of a one character change in one file). Is there any chance deployment speed will be increased to reasonable levels?

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tried to import a 5mb archive of my svn-folder

"Import from working copy" when creating a new repository does not work with .zip files. I tried it with tar.gz, which did work. Am I missing something?

I just signed up for a personal account for our small web team. Problem is two of us have been using the free accounts for two separate projects. Is it possible to transfer the two free accounts to our new personal account?

Everytime I try to log in as a guest to the Wildbit Live Chat lobby, it says: "You have left the room Beanstalk."

Is this because it is empty? Does anyone know what hours it is manned (I'm in the UK, which might explain why it's never got anyone in it)?

Hi,

I wanted to test beanstalk out so I imported a site I was working on. There were some design source files so it ate up the 20 MB limit right away, I deleted the repo after I realized the mistake and tried to test with a different (smaller) site. Tortoise is getting an error that I have gone over my allocation but on the Beanstalk dashboard it shows me at 144kb of 20MB.

Any help is appreciated.

We went to import an existing repository (the files, not the revisions), didn't seem to happen. No errors, just an import progress bar on the dashboard that hasn't really moved. We went ahead and recreated the repository as empty, checked in the files and all seems good - except for the still remaining import progress.

I'm kind of worried about it. What will happen if it ever 'finishes'? Something bad, like overwriting any work we do in the repository?

I just committed to my repository. It shows the commit under yesterday. It's 5pm here, but it's tomorrow in GMT. I have my user account set to the proper timezone.

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>

When viewing a diff, blank lines are collapsed, and the line numbers appear stacked on each other.

I'm using Firefox 3.0b5 on Ubuntu Hardy Heron.

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

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)

I'm always getting authorization failed for my repositories.

Authentication realm: <https://name.svn.beanstalkapp.com:443> SVN
Username: username
Password for 'username':
svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/repo'
svn: PROPFIND of '/repo': authorization failed (https://name.svn.beanstalkapp.com)

I've checked password and username. Changed password to reset it. Anonymous checkout works but nothing, that requires authentication functions.

What could be wrong?

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?

Serious performance problems with both the subversion repository and the web site. We're having to cancel a production deploy to Kongregate right now because we can't get an export to work reliably. It will work sometimes, but not consistently enough for capistrano to deploy to 6 machines.

When attempting to commit code to an existing repository I receive an error message stating that states "You have exceeded the available storage for your plan.", I am using 115mb of an available 3GB for my plan.

The code I am trying to commit still leaves me well under the 3GB limit.

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

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

I just noticed that my dashboard says there was no activity today, and all of today's activity falls under the "yesterday" heading. It appears the time offset isn't been carried through to the dashboard.

I double-checked that I had set the time zone setting was correct, which I did. And revisions are showing the correct time, but the dashboard is off.

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...

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