On Tue, 09 Dec 2003 16:08:59 +0000, Julian Foad
<julianfoad@btopenworld.com> wrote:
>olczyk@interaccess.com wrote:
>> The title basically says it. It seems I can't connect to svnserve.
>> I checked the logs, and I've tried to telnet on port 3690.
>> No luck.
>> Suggestions?
>
>Show us the version of Subversion, the commands that you used to start "svnserve" and "svn", and the error message(s).
>
>- Julian
I'm using the most recent version of Subversion-0.34.0.
I've alternately tried
svnserve
svnserve -r /svn
To connect I've alternatively tried:
svn status svn://number/svn/
svn status svn://number/svn
svn status svn;//number/
svn status svn://number
telnet number 3690
number is the dotted address of the server ( eg 0.0.0.0 )
Forgive me for not posting the actual number. Even though
it is on a Lan, I may be opening holes while I figure this out.
(which the book claims is the port that svnserve listens on )
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Since I posted I tried
svn -d -r /svn
netstat reports svnserve listening on port 3690.
However I still can't connect to 127.0.0.1:3690
I misunderstood what the book said.
Clearly svnserve is an "interactive" program meant to be run one shot
from inet, unless you use the -d.
So that raises two questions:
1) What should the inet "command" for svnserve looklike?
What port? ( Pressumably 3690
2) If instead I used the -d option, is there an example
"startup/shutdown script" around. ( I'm using Linux. )
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Doh. I should have looked at closer at the netstat output.
It is listening on 0.0.0.0:3690
When I telnet there I get a response.
But not via svn. Which raises two more questions.
1) How can I setup the IP address for svnserve to listen on.
2) What should the svn call look like.
Thanks
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