Re: Is this an SSH bug?

> svnserve -t -r /path/to/repos
>
> svn+ssh://my.host.example/
>
> Error: No repository found in 'svn+ssh://my.host.example'

I have experience accessing my repository via svn:// and svn+ssh:// It's
been noted that svn+ssh uses the file access method rather than svnserve,
and in my experience you have to specify the complete path to find
it. So... svn+ssh://my.host.example/path/to/repos/ Maybe this will help.

Barry

While I'm here...why I have to do this...

I want to use svn:// to access my server but it only accepts port 22. I
tried to forward the connection through ssh, but it "closes unexpectedly"
and is "administratively denied". I have traced the problem to the
mechanism itself--it has nothing to do with svn. It may also be peculiar
to RHEL 3. Just in case this rings bell with anyone. Otherwise I will
have to post a more detailed explanation (and I'm not sure where to post
it, either)

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Received on Fri Apr 7 22:38:59 2006