On 9/14/2006 12:59 AM, ping235 wrote:
> > Thanks,
> >
>> >>I'd try to get plain command-line svn working first. TortoiseSVN
>> >>supplies its own ssh client (a customized version of plink) so if you
>> >>use it, you can't tell whether the problem is with the ssh connection,
>> >>with the svn server, or with Tortoise, and that makes it a lot
harder to
>> >>diagnose. With the command line client, you can test all the pieces
>> >>separately.
> >
> > I start svnserve -d on WinXP as server, it works,
You don't need the server running as a service. svn will start it just
for the duration of the transaction.
> > (the svnserve.exe and repos are on the same drive D:)
> > then do: svn ls svn://admin@192.0.0.1/Temp/SVN/test , it works fine
also.
> > but, when i do: svn ls svn+ssh://admin@192.0.0.1/Temp/SVN/test , it
tells me:
> > svn: Can't create tunnel
It sounds as though ssh is not running properly. If you run
ssh admin@192.0.0.1
do you get a connection? (If not, you might need to play with the
SVN_SSH environment variable, or some entry in a config file on the
client.) Once you're on that connection, is svnserve on
your path? (If not, change the PATH on the server.)
Duncan Murdoch
> >
> > I sure the path of svnserve.exe is in PATH of system variables
> >
>> >>Duncan Murdoch
> >
>> >>P.S. You're posting with an invalid return address; it's really
>> >>irritating to have replies to you bounce back.
> > Thanks for pointing this out.
> >
> >
> > ------------------
> > ping235
> > 2006-09-14
> >
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Received on Thu Sep 14 18:54:41 2006