Hello.
I install the subversion on my windows server 2008. But it's only work localhost. It don't work when i try from another computer. I can't find out whats the problem is. Are there any ports or something like that i need to configure?
Thaks for your help
have you tried using this - we are using it - free and easy to setup.
http://www.visualsvn.com/server/
Josh
Let's add the solution as an answer, too. When you run the standalone svnserve server, you need to set up your firewall to allow traffic to port 3690 on the host machine.
I want to access my svn server from my windows machine using tortoise client. My svn server is deployed on the UBUNTU machine. I want to access my svn repositories deployed on ubuntu using tortoise client in windwos. Problem is I can access those repositories with IP address of my UBUNTU machine. But as the IP address keeps on changing so I want to access that using some name. How can I do that.
Currently access mechanism is svn://192.168.0.105/home/svn/Myproject
Desired Solution: **svn://SVNSERVER/home/svn/Myproject**
Any Thoughts?
Go to a free DNS service such as DynDNS or no-ip.com and register a free domain, such as fluffybunnytail.dyndns.org. You must then download an IP-update client (both DynDNS and No-IP have their own clients). The client will then keep your IP updated on the DNS server whenever it changes. This way you can always access the SVN server via the domain name you registered (e.g. fluffybunnytail.dyndnds.org).
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