Newbie: running svnserve on win32 as a service
From: Olivier Lange <olange_at_petit-atelier.ch>
Date: 2003-04-24 18:41:31 CEST
Hi all
I am trying to run svnserve on win2000sp3 as a service. I am a newbie to
Basically, svnserve runs fine on the command line like that:
> svnserve -d -r f:\database\svnroot
The command line does not returns, but it works fine. The SVN client allows
> svn list svn://localhost
I then tried to wrap svnserver with FireDaemon to start it automatically
The service starts, but then immediately shuts down, the log mentionning:
svn: Bogus filename
One the other hand, if I define an environnement variable
> svnserve -d -r %SVN_ROOT%
the service starts fine and FireDaemons logs that it nicely substituted
C:\PROGRA~1\Subversion\svnserve.exe -d -r f:/database/svnroot
svnserve does not claim about the "bogus filename". The service shows in the
> svn list svn://localhost
I also tried to run it with SVN_ROOT=file:///f:/database/svnroot. svnserve
Has anybody managed to run svnserver as a win32 service?
Would you suggest another service wrapper?
By the way:
When I start svnserve on the command line with svnserve -r, it does not
> svnserve -r f:\database\svnroot
> svn list svn://localhost
What is this mode for (without the -d switch)? Is it only working for Unix?
I also read that svnserve does not fork() on win32 and therefore would not
Olivier
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