RE: svnserve on Windows

> > Simply running the server with no arguments does not appear to start
> > listening on a port. And there appears to be extremely sparse
documentation
> > for the various flags.

> Try running it with the -d flag.

> Unfortunately, on Windows svnserve is single-threaded, because Windows
> doesn't have fork() and the code hasn't been written to use threads when
> fork isn't available. Most operations will work, but "merge" and some
> "diff" operations will not, because they require two concurrent
> sessions.

Hmmm....it's clearly there, listening on the port. Unfortunately the client
doesn't seem to interact with it.
Running 0.20 on client and server.

Transcript--
Server (repository located at E:\SourceRepository):
E:\>svnserve -d
(continues running until I hit Ctrl-C; no output)

Client:
C:\source> svn co svn://dev-02/SourceRepository/main/really/small/directory
testing
(client hangs; cannot be interrupted by Ctrl-C)

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Received on Wed Mar 26 02:07:59 2003