On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 11:03:16PM -0800, David wrote: > ./svnadmin create --pre-1.5-compatible /local/svnroot/repository/one > #start the ./subversion/bin/svnserve
How did you really invoke svnserve? Did you pass any options? You need to tell svnserve where to find repositories. This is done with the --root option. > #configure ./one/conf/svnserve.conf, authz, passwd > svn://172.18.127.148/one svnserve in daemon mode can only listen on a single IP address. If you don't specify the address when you start svnserve, it asks the operating system for some address it can use. If the OS decides to return an IPv6 address (default on many systems these days), you won't be able to connect to svnserve via the IPv4 address. This is done with the --listen-host option. > It is ok to view logs via TortoiseSVN-->Show log > > > But: > ./svnadmin create /local/svnroot/repository/test > #configure ./one/conf/svnserve.conf, authz, passwd > svn://172.18.127.148/test > An error happen when i try to view logs via TortoiseSVN-->Show log Try something like this: svnserve --listen-host 172.18.127.148 --root /local/svn/root/repository You should now be able to connect to either repository. svn://172.18.127.148/one svn://172.18.127.148/test Stefan
