On Feb 23, 2007, at 11:43, Chris McGlothen wrote:
>>> I've been doing a lot of reading online the past couple days but
>>> can't seem to get this one figured out. I've created a
>>> repository on my dev server which is running the latest release
>>> of SVN and I'm trying to get a project imported to this server
>>> from my local dev machine which is networked to the server. I'm
>>> using TortoiseSVN front end locally.
>>>
>>> The problem that I'm having is getting the project into a
>>> password protected server. How do I provide the username and
>>> password to the export command used with TortoiseSVN?
>> Are you serving with Apache? or svnserve? or svn+ssh? What OS is
>> the server running?
>
> I'm running a Windows 2003 server, running XP locally
>
>> What error messages do you get, if any, when you try to import
>> into the repository?
>
> - Error: PROPFIND request failed on '/AppRepositories/BrushLog'
> - Error: PROPFIND of '/AppRepositories/BrushLog': authorization
> failed
> (http://cplwms-dev01)
OK, but the fact that you mention PROPFIND messages means you're
serving the repository with Apache on that Windows 2003 server. Good
to know.
>> In what way is the server "password protected"?
>
> The server is protected using Microsoft Active Directory
OK, so then I guess Apache is configured to use that Microsoft Active
Directory protection. That should be fine; Subversion should prompt
you any time it needs a username and password (but note that it also
caches that information, so you should only need to enter it once).
>> If you're trying to import into your repository, then "export" is
>> not the command you will want to use; "import" is.
>
> I'm trying to set it up so I can send(export) the project from my
> local machine to the server repository
That's not what "export" means to Subversion. "export" means "take
this directory which is in the repository, and export it to the local
machine." I don't think that's what you want. I think you want
"import", which means "take this local directory and put it into the
repository."
Unless you're saying that you have two repositories -- one on the
Windows 2003 development server, and one on your local Windows XP
machine -- and you now want to move a project from your local
repository to the development server repository?
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Received on Fri Feb 23 18:57:04 2007