I had the same issue on my machine (Fedora 10/Subversion 1.6). I had
Subversion 5.2 installed before, and everything was fine. I could ping the
machine, bring the machine up on my web browser, and even use curl and wget
to fetch the URL. However, Subversion insisted it didn't know the machine.
No one on the list had anything that helped. I ended up putting the machine
in /etc/hosts, and that seemed to work.
Try using the IP number instead of the machine name. If that works, try
putting an entry for that machine in the /etc/hosts file.
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 5:12 AM, Javier <javi_at_legido.com> wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have a subversion 1.5 repository configured to be used with Apache + DAV.
>
> If I open a browser, and type '
> http://my_url/apache_location/my_project/trunk', I get a message asking
> for a valid user. I type it and I can browse the repo.
>
> But if I try the command line, I get this message:
>
> svn: OPTIONS de 'http://my_url/apache_location/my_project/trunk': no se
> pudo establecer la conexión con el servidor (http://my_url)
>
> I try with:
>
> svn co --no-auth-cache --username my_user
> http://my_url/apache_location/my_project/trunk
>
> svn co http://my_url/apache_location/my_project/trunk
>
> svn co --no-auth-cache --username my_user http://my_url/apache_location
>
> A few weeks all worked fine. Some help? Thanks
>
> Javier
>
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