On Feb 23, 2007, at 04:45, Bindra, Tamanjit wrote:
> I have already done the following things:
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> Created a repository using SVN and had been using the repository
> locally using the url file:///
> Have configured SVN with apache 2.0.59 server and am able to view
> the repository through the browser.
> I have already configured subclipse with my eclipse.
> I am on windows platform.
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> I am now facing the following problem:
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> Am unable to configure subclipse with my repository either by using
> http://localhost/calling_name_of_the_repository as mentioned in the
> httpd file of apache server or through http://ip_of_my_machine/
> repository .
> I have tried all different techniques of attaching /svn/ before the
> name of my repository in the url.
> But everytime I get some error or the other.
> I also have a doubt, I had deleted some earlier repositories from
> my local directory manually. Could this lead to some problem.
> Although I am able to work easily locally using the file:/// urls.
1. Use the Subversion command-line client instead of Subclipse, to
rule out any problems with Subclipse.
2. Show us the exact error message you're getting; it's hard for us
to guess what's wrong without that.
3. Show us the relevant configuration in your httpd.conf. There is
exactly one correct URL to use for your repository, and the
configuration will show us what it is.
4. Tell us where on your disk the repository is located, so that we
can verify whether your Apache configuration is correct.
5. Tell us the URL that you are able to use in the browser, and what
you see in the browser.
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Received on Fri Feb 23 18:04:13 2007