Hi, In your .ini file (Allura/development.ini unless you've made a new one) there are a few settings for this. The first few are for how the "checkout" command is *displayed* when your are browsing the repo through Allura:
scm.host.ro.svn = http://svn.localhost$path/ scm.host.rw.svn = svn+ssh://localhost:8022/scm-repo$path/ scm.host.https.svn = https://localhost:8022/scm-repo$path/ scm.host.https_anon.svn = https://localhost:8022/scm-repo$path/ You can put whatever URLs are appropriate for you, just want to keep the $path variable in there somewhere. There is a separate setting for where Allura accesses the repository on the server side, to index it, to make new projects, etc: scm.repos.root = /srv Within this directory (wherever it is), Allura expects a directory structure like "svn/p/myproject/myrepo". So set up your folders and scm.repos.root setting to match that. On 10/20/14 3:29 AM, Martina Pasini wrote: > I am sorry, I realized later I wasn't clear... > > I have an SVN repository associated with an https address, to which I can > access > through username and password in a browser, in visual studio, etc. > > I lost the allura project that was linked with it... I created a new project > but > I do not know how to associate the svn of the new project to the old > repository > which is not public (username and password)... I tried to remove the password, > and in fact I could access it through the browser without any password, but > when > I have tried the "repository clone tool" I got the message invalid URL... > besides, I do not want another repository... I would like to be linked with > the > old one... > > I have also tried to copy the db with the repository in the allura folder of > my > new project and I have set the uuid to be the same of the previous repository, > but when I commit something (since I am committing to the https of the old > repository) I can't see it in the new project... > > I need to understand how each allura project is linked to a particular svn > repository to change that setting... > > Thank you very much again, > Martina -- Dave Brondsema : [email protected] http://www.brondsema.net : personal http://www.splike.com : programming <><
