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Re: subversion install, svn clients cannot connect

From: Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2007b_at_ryandesign.com>
Date: 2007-04-05 07:35:03 CEST

On Apr 4, 2007, at 16:59, James D. Parra wrote:

> We are using the svn client and SmartSVN (server version is 1.4.3)
> with the
> svn protocol;
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> ------
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Running SVN from command line:
> Action:
> svn checkout svn://192.168.20.14:/data/svnrepos/ /srv/www/htdocs/
> mcr_svn/
> Error:
> svn: URL 'svn://192.168.20.14:/data/svnrepos' doesn't exist

There should not be a colon after the server name/address. The
correct URL would be:

svn://192.168.20.14/data/svnrepos

> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> ------
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Running from SmartSVN ( Java GUI - Version 2.1.3):
> Action:
> Attempting to browse the repository
> Error:
> svn: Directory svn://terabyte/data/svnrepos does not exist in
> repository at
> revision HEAD
>
> Action:
> Attempting to commit back to repository
> Error:
> svn: File not found: transaction 'ii', path
> '/data/svnrepos/web/web_mcr/class/class_text.php'

Interesting...

> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> ------
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> I also noticed that with both the command line version and
> SmartSVN, I am
> able to 'add' and
> 'update' to the repository. Every time the transaction goes through
> with
> revision 653.

Wait, what? "'update' to the repository"? "update" is an action that
retrieves data *from* the repository *to* the local working copy. It
does not modify the repository. It will report to you the revision of
the repository which your working copy now represents, apparently
revision 653.

> Also we can access the repository, locally via 'file:///' with
> 'checkout'
> and
> 'add'
>
> Any ideas on how to fix this?

How is svnserve started? Do you pass it a -r parameter? If so, is it
correct -- is it where your repository really is on disk?

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