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I'm trying to set up FTP deployment for the first time, and can't get it to work. I've tried SFTP (errors about RSA keys), and FTP (the log is like connect, ok, list, ok, quit, ok), so no errors that I can see. But nothing happens, in auto or manual mode, and there are definitely revisions.

We are not receiving any commit emails since yesterday morning.

After a large commit that recently happened, i receive the same diff email for it about ever 20 minutes. Many other people in the team did not receive this commit email. I've been receiving these duplicates for a couple days now. It only happened with this one commit (2454)

Any commit fails. Even tried to checkout and rechecking.

Error: MERGE of '/honfish_analytics/SQL': 200 OK (https://jalsoft.svn.beanstalkapp.com)

This just started happening this morning. No troubles until then.

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?

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?

FTP Releases are dumping a random snippet of code at the bottom of my page. I'm having a problem consistently recreating this problem but it has happened several times. Code in my PHP pages is being duplicated from somewhere in the script and placed at the very end of the file.

I've checked the Working Base of the file and it does not have this junk code at the end. Is anyone else having this kind of problem? I've attached an screenshot of the code that was released out via ftp to our server and as you can see it appears it duplicated the very end of the file.



Any ideas?

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.

We're sorry, but something went wrong.

We've been notified about this issue and we'll take a look at it shortly.
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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 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.

Does BaseCamp integration currently work? I have a free basecamp account, did the setup (which went easy enough).

However, no new messages are posted at BaseCamp on commit.

Any clues on resolving this issue?

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?

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?

The alert message at the top of every page in Beanstalk is kind of annoying. It's a little thing, but it takes up space on every single page on the site. Believe me, I know about deployment releases already! I really do! I know all about them! Can I stop being notified about that month-old feature??

Maybe they could only appear on the main dashboard page, but not on any other pages. Or only show me once, and set a cookie or something.

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.