Don't feel bad, I've used Subclipse for about 5-6 years now and I
would have no idea how to do what you want to do. I will say your
working copy needs to be locally accessible.
Maybe you could setup a local tunnel that acts as a proxy to the
repository and then use Subversion locally as if your URL was
something like localhost:port where port is the local end of the
tunnel?
Mark
On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 2:56 AM, Michael Crowl <octopus_at_serv.net> wrote:
> Bear with me, I haven't been a frequent SVN user up until recently, and now I'm trying to configure Subclipse and our server properly to get some work done.
>
> What I'd like to do:
>
> - Work in Eclipse on Windows XP on my client machine
> - Connect to dev server (which has external IP)
> - Which then connects to SVN repos on another machine at local 192.x.x.x address.
>
> At the moment I can SSH into the dev server on PuTTy, work on a local sandbox there and work through the shell on the repository on the other machine. But I can't connect directly to the repository because it's on an internal address.
>
> So what's the "proper" way to achieve this so I can work fairly seamlessly between Eclipse, SSH, SVN and the repository? I apologize if this is obvious to most, but I haven't found clear instructions on exactly how this is done.
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