Guten Tag omair,
am Dienstag, 18. September 2012 um 00:18 schrieben Sie:
> I am NOT using any authentication method, so what's it complaining about?
The default settings only allow write access to authenticated users,
which is documented in the svnserve.conf. If you want not
authorization at all,
I have many eclipse subversion based projects. I work on them as
needed. the probelm is that if I open a project that I haven't accessed
in some time and the cached svn password is old (and therefore wrong) by
the time I notice it has tried three times (or more) under the covers to
login and
Hello,
Continuing on with my evaluation of SVN 1.7.6.
I imported a directory structure (including files). I was able to do
checkout the directories and files and edit them just fine. However, I can't
now commit them back into the repo. I tried the "get a lock" option and got
the same message fo
On Sep 17, 2012, at 10:16, "Ahmed, Omair (GE Oil & Gas)" wrote:
> I created a directory called "Sandbox" which contains two subdirs and
> some files. I then imported the "Sandbox" directory. However, I was
> expecting to SVN to import the "Sandbox" directory also which it didn't.
> Is that by des
Stefan and Thorsten,
Thank you your helpful suggestions :-)
I can access the data from my client now - original problem resolved.
I created a directory called "Sandbox" which contains two subdirs and
some files. I then imported the "Sandbox" directory. However, I was
expecting to SVN to import
On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 10:44:39AM -0400, Ahmed, Omair (GE Oil & Gas) wrote:
> Do I need to create a "svnserve" for each repo?
No.
svnserve will try to access repositories relative to the path you
pass for --root, by appending to --root the path which follows the
hostname part given in the svn://
Guten Tag Ahmed, Omair (GE Oil & Gas),
am Montag, 17. September 2012 um 16:44 schrieben Sie:
> Do I need to create a "svnserve" for each repo?
Not if all repos are in the folder which is provided by root, that's
how I do it. I don't even know if root can be used to serve only one
repo.
Mit freun
This is the syntax I used to create the service. The "D:\MUXBOPCS" is the name
of our production repo. It's empty right now. I created a test repo on the same
server called "Sandbox_SVN_Repo" which has a couple of dirs & files in it.
Do I need to create a "svnserve" for each repo?
C:\Users\>
On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 10:00:33AM -0400, Ahmed, Omair (GE Oil & Gas) wrote:
> The error message is: URL 'svn://X.XX.XXX.XXX/Sandbox_SVN_Repo' doesn't
> exist
What parameters are you passing to svnserve?
There is probably a mismatch between where the -r option says the
repository is and the URL y
Guten Tag Ahmed, Omair (GE Oil & Gas),
am Montag, 17. September 2012 um 16:00 schrieben Sie:
> The error message is: URL 'svn://X.XX.XXX.XXX/Sandbox_SVN_Repo' doesn't
> exist
What's the exact path to your created repo and how is svnserve
started? Normally you have to provide the root path for you
Hello,
I am a brand new SVN user - day 3.
Following the documentation, I installed and configured a repository and
imported some test data into it. I can access the repository on the SVN
host using the "file:/// " convention but access the
repository using the TortoiseSVN client (1.7.9) f
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