RE: Two versions of svn

> I'm using svn on a shared host. The host itself has version 1.4.2
> installed
> on it, but my hosting company seems to not know anything about it. I have
> installed version 1.6.9 myself.
>
> When going through the command line, I can execute my version of svn using
> ~/bin/svn, but I am using tortoiseSVN on my local machine. When I try to
> use
> a regular command in tortoiseSVN, it fails, even though the identical
> commands work on my other server, which has the identical version of SVN
> installed on it, with the only difference being that it doesn't have the
> older version installed.
>
> What I'm wondering is how I can tell tortoiseSVN to execute commands from
> ~/bin/svn. Does anybody know how to do this?
>

TortoiseSVN doesn't execute any commands on the host. It is statically linked to an SVN API library which it uses to make requests to the server.
Obviously the server you are pointing at is not he one you expect.

What URL are you using? What protocol are you using?
svn://, http://, https:// or file:///?

That is the are you need to look at. The path to your clients on the host is irrelevant.

Hope this is of some use.

Sam Nabialek

CYLON - smart energy control

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Received on 2010-02-17 09:34:23 CET