RE: SVN on local network

Trick: you should have only ONE server, shouldn't you?

In your message you're saying that "...I've set the server on the TWO PCs with the command:...", I
just told that only one server should exist (but one client by user should be used...)

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Attilio Funel [mailto:attifunel_at_hotmail.it]
Envoyé : mercredi 2 décembre 2009 11:26
À : users_at_subversion.tigris.org
Objet : SVN on local network

Hi

we are trying to use SVN and Tortoise on our LAN, but with scarce effect. So far I've been able to
communicate with svn protocol only locally. When I try to commit to the server (svn://hostname/dir)
it fails.

I've set the server on the two PCs with the command:

sc create svnserve "svnpath... --service -r c:\rep_def_path" displayname= "SVN service" start= auto
depend= Tcpip

Maybe there's some option or syntax fault I should set, or maybe I should just change the commit
path syntax?

Thanks in advance for help

Attilio

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