RE: Windows based installs

> From: Rory Clark [mailto:rory@clarkzoo.org]
> Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2005 1:26 PM
>
> And then on the second machine I run:
> d:\svnroot>svn co svn:///nwcsvn.clarkzoo.org/Development
> or
> d:\svnroot>svn co svn:///nwcsvn.clarkzoo.org/Norwescon
>
> I get:
> svn: Can't connect to host '': No connection could be
> made because the target machine actively refused it.

Rory,

The command should be:

         d:\svnroot>svn co svn://nwcsvn.clarkzoo.org/Development

i.e. the name of the host is after the first two slashes, not after three.
If you put three slashes, then it means you want to connect to localhost, on
which you are not running the server.

I'm a little surprised that in the manual the syntax of the URLs/paths is
not included in the getting started/basics chapters. It should be, IMO.

--
Himanshu
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