Error while installing collabnet SVN 5.2.3 on windows 2012 server
Hi we are installing collabnet SVN 5.2.3 on windows 2012 server 64 bit, but getting error
a file that is required cannot be installed because the cabinet file C:\users..disk1.cab has an invalid signature.This may indicate the cabinet file is corrupt.
Edit : Additional info Windows server 2012 no longer trusts any SHA1 signed code.
Solution
Resolved the issue referring below link. Installation-Error-invalid-digital-signature
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