BabakBN wrote:
> Dear Developer
>
>
>
> I think there Is A Bug In resolving The NetBios Names In tortoise SVN :
>
> I Have Setup A DialIn Connection For My SVN Server (That Does Not Have
> DNS Or Active Directory)
>
> When I Use a Client That Connected To Svn Server By Using the Dialup
> Connection (Or Vpn) I Have Problem To Checkout and Update.
>
> The Cause Of Problem Is :
>
> 1- My Server Has Its Own IP address On The Lan (That I Use it To
> Create A VPN Connection Like 172.20.20.129)
>
> 2- My Server assign a new IP Address For Incoming Calls (and also
> it has new IP Address For Itself Like 172.20.20.200)
>
> 3- So There are two IP addresses For One server
>
> 4- When I Use “nbtstat –c” On the Client I See To Entries For
> MyServer As Below
>
> Name Type Host Address Life [sec]
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> MYSERVER <00> UNIQUE 172.20.20.129
>
> MYSERVER <20> UNIQUE 172.20.20.200
>
> 5- And When The Tortoise svn want to connect to server
> (svn://Myserver/Source )Use The First IP address That Is Unavailable
> (172.20.20.129)
>
> I Found That By Using netstat –nbvo (that shows there is one Sync_sent
> From tortoise Process to 172.20.20.129 IP address)
>
>
>
> I use Windows Browser To Open //Myserver and I Found That I Uses The
> second Ip Address 172.20.20.200
>
>
>
> *I tortoise svn will be more powerful if Try to Connect To The server by
> testing all entries that find them from DNS resolving or net bios name
> resolution.*
>
> *Note : These Problem is same for dialin connection with modem and VPN.*
I'm sorry, but TSVN does not handle any networking stuff itself. All
that is done by the Subversion library and its networking libraries
(neon and serf). You have to report this on the Subversion mailing list
(users at subversion tigris org)
Stefan
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Received on 2008-04-11 20:32:15 CEST