Naqvi, Haider R wrote:
> I have installed tortoiseSVN server on a windows machine. Locally I can
> connect to the server from the client with the following url.
>
> svn://naqha01/Program Files/Subversion/bin/myrepo
Oh my, what an odd place to put a repository.
>
> But I can't connect remotely. What is wrong?
You probably haven't tried enough?
If you expect help from here, you will have to post the error message
that you are seeing.
For starters, your repository URL looks a bit like you're using
file://, not svn:// access.
Are you sure that you've entered the correct URL above?
file:// access won't work remotely unless you have "shared" the folder
in which your FSFS repository resides.
If you are certain that you're using svnserve and svn://, I'd start
out by making sure that your remote machine can resolve "naqha01" into
an IP address. Try typing 'ping naqha01' in a command prompt for
starters.
If that works, try "telnet naqha01 3690". If words like "success" and
"edit-pipeline" shows up, your connection is working and your problem
could be Subversion or TSVN related. If you get a connection timeout,
you have a networking problem which have nothing to do with either,
and you should seek help in a networking or firewall related mailing
list, not here.
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Received on Sat Jun 4 19:24:46 2005