Error:
svn: E215000: GNOME Keyring is locked and we are non-interactive
Solution:
Edit the ~/.subversion/config
with gedit
or nano
, and add the following
[auth]
password-stores=
Reason:
SVN can store it’s access credentials (i.e. user/password for the repo) in the GNOME key ring (A secure password store). Normally, if you’re in a shell opened by GNOME the key ring is unlocked and SVN gets the information it needs with no problems.
When you get a shell by some other means (e.g. ssh to a remote machine) the key ring stays locked and you need to enter a password to unlock it. SVN will prompt for the key ring password when you try to access the repository. hgsubversion doesn’t.
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