Make sure that you log in to gmail or some or Google account first. Then navigate to the GUI2Exe code page. Click the Profile link next to your username at the top right. Then click the Settings tab to get your password. I had to use my username minus the @myaddress.com plus the password on that page.
Mike
Thanks Mike, but no cigar " authorization: type error
There's no need to use authentication to get a read-only copy. Just go to a command-line window and type:
- on the checkout folder whatever you want
- Checkout depth, I have fully recursive
- Revision, I have "Head" checked
Werner
Then I'm going to assume that it's our corporate firewall. We are migrating very servers to new responsibilities and we have multiple proxies, so something is probably just goofy on my end. Maybe Erik is having a similar issue at his location. Sorry for the noise!
Well, with TortoiseSVN, it seems you do need authentication. I tried using your commands in the Tortoise, but it didn't like it or any permutation I came up with. I had tried that earlier before Andrea told me to try using my Google Code password. Is there a better program to use for SVN access on Windows?
I just tried with TortoiseSVN, and it downloaded fine.
I did not use the command line - I created a folder, right-clicked, and
selected SVN checkout. I gave it the url http://gui2exe.googlecode.com/svn/trunk and it just worked.
Frank Millman
It works for me too! Yeah I used the same: SVN checkout
not TortoiseSVN -> import