Mark Phippard wrote:
>>Using TortoiseSVN 1.1.1 on a Win32 machine I receive an error message
>>"Unrecognized URL scheme '192.168.1.20/snv/..' whenever I try to import
>>a folder of files to a remote SVN installation.
>>
>>
>
>It is always hard to know when someone has made a typo. However, in the
>above message you have "snv" instead of "svn".
>
>Assuming that doesn't help, provide more details, such as the complete URL
>you are entering in the Import dialog.
>
>Also, are you serving just a single repository, or multiples from this URL?
>If the latter, then your URL needs to include /svn/repos_name
>
>Mark
>
>
Hi Mark
The "snv versus svn" is just an email typo unfortunately.
The URL used was 192.168.1.20/svn/AutoUpdate
where AutoUpdate is the repository folder created and populated with
the command
svnadmin create --fs-type fsfs AutoUpdate with the command prompt in D:\svn
On the source machine I right click on the same-named folder
"AutoUpdate", select TortoiseSVN then Import and up pops the error
message.
At the end of httpd.conf file the directives for location are currently :-
<Location /svn/AutoUpdate>
DAV svn
SVNPath D:\svn\AutoUpdate
</Location>
I have also tried
<Location /svn>
DAV svn
SVNParentPath D:\svn
</Location>
with the same effect.
I have not yet tried creating a mirror image on the C: drive of the
folder structure on the D: drive. Is that also a prerequisit ?
i.e. Should the source of the files to be imported from say
C:\svn\AutoUpdate instead of C:\Delphi\AutoUpdate?
Regards
Peter McNab
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Received on Sun Dec 26 14:50:19 2004