On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 10:40, Chris Coleman <cwcole...@gmail.com> wrote: > Olivier Sannier wrote: >>This last message comes from the Windows security modules, most likely >> because the computer is not on the same domain or because the time is >> different between the server and the client. > This is a very good suggestion. This partner is coming from a network > outside of our own, and the security of Windows server may be an issue. I > plan on asking our support team about this right away. > > BOb Archer wrote: >>are you not running apache or svnserve on your subversion server to provide >> shared access to the repository without giving users rights on the >> subversion server? > No, we are not running Apache nor svnserve. Unfortunately we have chosen to > only allow local access (which is now becoming a problem).
As soon as you have more than one person accessing your repository, use a proper server (Apache or svnserve). The access method you're using right now is meant only for single-user, local-drive access. And running an actual Subversion server will eliminate the problem you're having here.
