On Aug 11, 2009, at 16:03, Ehsan Yassir wrote:
> I have just a little question for you guys. I have subversion
> server side installed on windows 2003 server and I create a
> repository in C Drive and it’s working very good.
> I can reach it from the clients by typing this path: svn://
> server_name/folder_name/Repository_name
> Because I don’t have space in C drive I want to create a repository
> on different drive other than the C drive or operating system drive.
> I create a repository on D drive and try to connect to it by this
> path but it’s doesn’t work :
> svn://server_name/folder_name/Repository_name
> I try this path:
> svn://server_name/D:/folder_name/Repository_name
> but it’s doesn’t work too.
> I changed and played with all the slashes but still don’t want to
> work.
> So my question is:
> How can I connect (from the client side) to the server if the
> repository exist on different drive other than C drive. Should I
> mention the drive name? and how I do it?
It all has to do with what "-r" parameter you give to svnserve when
you start it. All your repositories must be inside that path. If you
want all your repositories on D drive, then, I believe, give "-r D:
\path\to\repositories" to svnserve. Or are you saying you want some
repositories on D drive and some to stay on C drive? If so, on Linux,
you could use symlinks to get them all to appear to be in the same
place (and then point "-r" at that place) but on Windows I don't know.
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Received on 2009-08-11 23:19:02 CEST