RE: Subversion installation help required - for accessing SVN via clients from Windows/TortoiseSVN to Linux SVN server

Is there a firewall running on the system that may be blocking external access to the SVN port?

Can you issue svn commands from a windows command prompt (after installing the windows SVN package)?

And of course you'll have to make sure all windows users have the correct setting of svn:mime-type in their config file, or you'll start seeing some really weird results.

Rgds

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-----Original Message-----
From: Vasudev Ram [mailto:vrtech@gmail.com]
Sent: Tue 2006-08-22 12:16
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Cc: vrtech@gmail.com; Vasudev Ram
Subject:  Subversion installation help required - for accessing SVN via clients from Windows/TortoiseSVN to Linux SVN server
 
Hi,
Installed TortoiseSVN 1.3.5. (TSVN)
Had earlier configured svn (1.2.3) on a Linux (CentOS) VPS server using the
svnserve approach.
Created a repository, could import, check out, commit, etc. from linux using
svn command-line client.
But from TSVN, it does not work.
Gave the URL like this: svn://host.name.com/home/username/dev/app1
It waits for a while and then says the server forcibly broke the connection.
I have the SVN book and will be looking in it for any solutions, but
meanwhile, appreciate any help or pointers.
Thanks
Vasudev
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