On Jul 28, 2009, at 11:30, maverickh18_at_yahoo.com wrote:
> On Tue, 7/28/09, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>
>> On Jul 28, 2009, at 01:14, Dan B wrote:
>>
>>> I have been using Tortoise and Subversion for over three weeks
>>> now with no problems. However, I recently had a power out and
>>> now I can't connect remotely. I reset the router, uninstalled
>>> fully and reinstalled both programs, and started from scratch.
>>> The local machine can see the repository and the remote machine
>>> can get in through port forwarding through the router, but the
>>> connection always times out stating that the because the host
>>> did not properly respond.
>>>
>>> I don't believe I did anything different this time, yet it isn't
>>> working this time. I feel like it should be a simple solution,
>>> but it just won't work. I searched online and the forums, but my
>>> question is rather vague and the answers all all rather
>>> elaborate.. Can you be of any assistance? Than you for your time.
>>
>> You'll have to provide more detail. What server process are you
>> using -- svnserve or apache? Is it running? Can you connect to
>> that server process from the local machine? (You said "The local
>> machine can see the repository" but you didn't say whether that
>> was via the server process or via the file:/// protocol which
>> doesn't require or use a server process.)
>>
>> What version of Subversion and the other components is this?
>
> I am using svnserve, not apache. I'm not sure if it's running, but
> I used an installer (SVN 1 Click Setup 1.3.3) as opposed to the
> command prompt. Subversion is version 1.3.2-r19776, and Tortoise
> is 1.3.6.16613 32 bit.
Subversion 1.3.2 is very old; you should use the current version of
Subversion, which is 1.6.3. Newer versions of TortoiseSVN are also
available from their web site.
> I was able to connect using the svn://localmachine protocol on the
> local machine, but not the file:///, and not the IP address. This
> connection was through Tortoise.
I would not have expected file:-protocol access to fail. What error
message did you get, for any of these? Since we cannot help you with
TortoiseSVN on this list, you should use the svn command line client,
and show us what command you typed along with its output.
> Previously I connected via an IP address and the port 3690 from
> other computers. Also, If this helps, I imagine the svnserve must
> be running, because when I uninstall Subversion, it can't delete
> the exe files, including svnserve, until I boot in safe mode.
> Thanks again for your help.
I do not know Windows so I cannot speculate about that. But you
should be able to determine, using whatever facilities exist for this
purpose on Windows, whether a program called "svnserve" is running.
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