Hi all,

I use Version 4.2.2 with Ubuntu and wanted to use subversion to keep track of commits for several work items. Unfortunately after adding an external test svn repository url and looking at all revisions I can’t see any revisions and when I enter the number of the last revision it shows me an error that this revision does not exist.

Did I forget something or is there some more configuration that has to be done?

Similar for me with 4.2.4 on CentOS 6.6.
I get an error in logs via

openproject-ce logs
...
svn: OPTIONS of 'https://name.of.svn.server/reponame': Server certificate verification failed: issuer is not trusted (https://name.of.svn.server)

How can I suppress certificate verification or import the certificate of our external svn-server to trusted certificates?

I made some progress on my subversion issue. You need to accept the svn certificate as user “open-project” following the steps described here Hope it will help.

However, I now get another error from the web service:

The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server.
The proxy server could not handle the request GET /projects/projectname/repository.

Reason: Error reading from remote server"

But I do not know where I can enter the Open Project SVN API Key to solve this…

Exactly the point where I’m stuck now too. ;-)

Because of the “proxy” error I thought in directon of /etc/environment and tried to update my proxy settings there.
But with absolutely no effect.

I think I might have found the solution in another post here

I am currently trying to test it.

It worked!
I had to set the Web-Timeout parameter to 18000 because of the large amount of data in the repository.

sudo openproject-ce stop
sudo openproject-ce config:set WEB_TIMEOUT=18000
sudo openproject-ce start

Yes, worked for me too.
See my expereiences here: https://community.openproject.org/topics/4999