On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 12:40 PM, Ryan Schmidt <
subversion-20...@ryandesign.com> wrote:
>
> On Oct 14, 2011, at 05:04, Markei54545 wrote:
>
> > When I add a project to Subversion, it asks for the repository URL. It
> > will accept the name of a local test repository that I created (c:
> > \zip) but will not accept the name or (path or unc or mapped drive) to
> > the repository on the server.
> >
> > I can't use an subversion service on the server as it is already being
> > used by developers on a different platform, and we want to keep them
> > apart, so I am trying to access the repository directly.
>
> Set up a subversion server process, either svnserve or apache2 with
mod_dav_svn, on the server.
>
> Don't attempt to access a repository through a file sharing connection.
It's not supported because it is problematic for a number of reasons so I
won't help you set such a thing up.
>
Hi Mark, I think what is meant is to create an alternate server process to
what is already there.
If the other group is using svnserve, then you can use:
* svnserve on a different port, or
* svnserve through ssh, or
* use apache2.
If they are using apache2, then set up
* a second apache2 on a different port, or
* a virtual host, or
* a separate url scheme ('/svnmygroup/' instead of just '/svn/'), or
* svnserve directly or through ssh.
-Arcege
--
What comes after the O-nut?
The P-nut
What comes after the P-nut?
The elephant
joke told by my sons
