version control - Problem with connecting to CollabNet SVN remotely -


I have run the Apache native Win32 CollabNet SVN server 1.6.5-6 setup all the default settings and port 99 99. Also, I use the FILE URL until I install TortoiseSVN such as File: ///C: / SVN Repository / .

If I give me a HTTP text message on Internet Explorer that says, "This works!" When I try to connect to the url, the browser shows me 4 root directory of C: \ SVNRepository, but they are not browsable directories. I svn: // localhost: 9999 / svn To point out, the browser causes the turtle to open, which in turn locks up Explorer for up to 5 minutes. Until it is extinguished.

What's wrong?


After the discussions, the answer came:

   

You did not get any error while trying to open the repository in a web browser It turns out that the URL is wrong OpenCollab reading readme for svn server It seems that there is a suggested url-prefix / svn for repositories, so if you follow those recommendations, then you will have "CodeRoot".

You should be able to confirm whether you see

  & lt; Location / _url prefix here_ & gt; Something to look like. DAV svn #SVNParentPath C: \ repositories SVNPath C: \ repository & lt; / Location & gt;  

If you have only one repository and you want to be able to get it through local host / SVN then you should use SVNPath instead of SVNParentPath and complete it's repository Should point in the path. If you want to use multiple repositories instead of SVNParentPath instead of being available under / svn and point it to a directory containing all svn repository.


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