On Aug 18, 2006, at 16:43, Britt, Eli T wrote:
>>>>>>> I have set up Subversion on a small business network between two
>>>>>>> laptops running XP Pro. When I try to access the repository from
>>>>>>> using TortoiseSVN from a remote machine on this network, I
>>>>>>> get the
>>>>>>> error message" Error * Can't connect to host '': No connection
>>>>>>> could be made because the target machine actively refused it.".
>>>>>
>>>>> The repository url is svn:///148.34.137.2:3690/Work.
>>>>
>>>> Ah, we may have something: You need two slashes, not three: svn://
>>>> 148.34.137.2:3690/Work. With three slashes I get the error message
>>>> "svn: Unknown hostname ''" from the command-line client, which
>>>> sounds
>>>> similar to what you're getting in TortoiseSVN.
>>>
>>> I've tried 1, 2, and 3 slashes and still no connection. Different
>>> error
>>> messages depending on the number of slashes.
>>
>> Well, two slashes is correct. What does the error message say then?
>
> Svn: URL 'svn://148.34.137.2/Work' doesn't exist
I'm not familiar with that error message. Anyone else have an idea?
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Received on Fri Aug 18 17:12:27 2006