On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 4:50 PM, Roland Le Franc <roland.lefr...@free.fr> wrote: > Dear All > > I've installed svn-win32-1.6.17 on my existing Apache 2.2.17 from WAMP x32 > on a Win7 x64 server, and it works quite ok locally, but not from a remote > client. > Is there any advice you guys can give me to help fix this problem? > > More specifically: > - from the svn server PC, I can do svn operations to "localhost", or to > "127.0.0.1", but not to "name-of-the-svn-server" (which is the same pc) > - from a remote client PC, I can't do svn operations to > "name-of-the-svn-server"
I assume you're using https://hostname/reponame/ or some other URL, and "https://localhost/reponame/ works? Either your Apache is not configured to serve the externally facing network ports with the Subversion services, or the firewall is blocking traffic, or something else is going on. What do your Apache logs say? > Though, from the svn server PC, I can browse http://name-of-the-svn-server/, > and I can also do it from the remote client PC. "Browsing" is not quite the same as a Subversion checkout or Subversion browsing. What does a robust SVN client like TortoiseSVN show if you browse the repository? And since you're using HTTP and not HTTPS, I assume this is a read-only repository on HTTP? > I suspect it has something to do with IPv6 versus IPv4 nd SVN/Apache, no? > > Regards > -Roland Ohhh, have you set up IPv6 and maybe have a mixed IPv6/IPv4 stack? somewhere in this?
