'commit' on different host to 'co', working copy on NFS

Hi again :-)

I 'co'ed my stuff from the same host I'm running apache on, using a
uri http://localhost/svn/alexishp, and I 'co'ed it to under my home.

Then I moved to a different computer, made a change and tried to
commit it. But I got the error message:

svn_error: #21088 : <RA layer request failed>
  Commit failed (details follow):

svn_error: #21088 : <RA layer request failed>
  OPTIONS request failed on /svn/alexishp/common

svn_error: #21088 : <RA layer request failed>
  OPTIONS of /svn/alexishp/common: could not connect to server

Of course, when I go back to the original host (only on the other
side of the room in this case :-) then it all works fine.

I dare say if I'd used the FQHN in the first place rather than
'localhost' it would have worked.

I couldn't see any option on the svn man page for overriding the
repository (that the working copy is caching, right?).

Alexis

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Received on Wed May 1 22:08:14 2002