Source Code Provider: Can't connect to inedo-test-project.googlecode.com/svn/trunk

Error when testing connection to Subversion repository.

Unable to connect. svn: E020014: Unable to connect to a repository at URL 'http://inedo-test-project.googlecode.com/svn/trunk'svn

From same server, able to access url from IE Browser OK.

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 4.1.7

Are you using the built-in client, or pointing the provider to your own svn.exe?

I downloaded the Subversion extension that was listed from within the Admin features of Build Master.
There is no other SVN clients installed on this Win2012 server.
Additionally, we have an on-premise SVN repository for our own code. I am able to configure and access our internal LAN SVN repository but I can't access the internet based 'http://inedo-test-project.googlecode.com/svn/trunk'.

Can the extension gallery be reached from the Extensions Overview page? If not, I'm guessing you have a proxy configured for your network? You can change those settings in Admin > Proxy Settings if that is that case.

Beyond that, it must be a firewall or something that is blocking access on either your end or from Google - it works fine from our test servers.

Can the extension gallery be reached from the Extensions Overview page? If not, I'm guessing you have a proxy configured for your network? You can change those settings in Admin > Proxy Settings if that is that case.

Yes, I accessed and installed the Subversion extenstion and configured Admin>Proxy.

Beyond that, it must be a firewall or something that is blocking access on either your end or from Google - it works fine from our test servers.

Can access the googlecode.com repo from the Browser but testing from the Subversion Source Code Provider continues to fail with ... Unable to connect. svn:E020014:Unable to connect to a repository at URL 'http://inedo-test-project.googlecode.com/svn/trunk' ...

Do I need to install another SVN client on the server where BuildMaster is installed?
Is there any cmd line SVN tests I can use to attempt to connect to the googlecode svn repository.
From a firewall perspective, does the SVN extension require accessibility to specific ports?

The extension bundles a version of svn.exe, and you can actually find it in and run it from the {BuildMasterInstallDir}\_WEBTMP\ExtTemp\Subversion\Resources\ directory.

The command that it runs to validate a connection to a SVN repo is:

svn.exe info http://inedo-test-project.googlecode.com/svn/trunk --xml --non-interactive --trust-server-cert [--username xxxx] [--password xxxx]

Try that and see what happens when you run it.