Steve wrote:
Yes thank you I'm accutely aware of that... What we have here is a misunderstanding of what I'm asking... I have 2 seperate repos I'm working with Once is publicly accessible and is mapped to my website, it is gotten to via http and works like a champ.
Yes we do have a misunderstanding.
The NON public repository is on the same physical box, in a different location on the harddrive and is being served up by svnserve. Problem is that one appears to be inaccesible, even though svnserve is running and I am trying to get at it using svn checkout svn://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/pathto/myrepo
Ahh, I see. You are trying to use svnserve. I don't think we understood that.
Login seems to work well, but the problem is that I keep getting errors that appear to me anyways to indicate that the repository is not there. However I can access that exact same repository by logging into the physical server and issuing svn checkout file:///pathto/myrepo
To troubleshoot svnserve, we need to know the parameters you used to start it.
Assuming you did nothing other than running "svnserve -d"... You need to specify the entire path to the repository. svn://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/home/dishmal/.svnAlso it is very important that the user running svnserve not be root, but be a user that has read and write access to the files in that folder.
Additionally you need to ensure you have /path/to/repos/conf/svnserve.conf configured correctly, and the user(s) added appropriately.
See http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.0/ch06s03.html for more details on this type of subversion access.
--lonnie
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