tenmilez
March 17th, 2009, 01:58 PM
I'm running 64bit Intrepid, Eclipse 3.4 Ganymede with Subversion 1.5(.1?) via apt-get and Subclipse via the Software Updates menu within Eclipse using http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.4.x.
To configure Subversion I...
mkdir ~/.repos
svnadmin create ~/.repos
gedit ~/.repos/conf/passwd
Added:
christopher = christopher
gedit ~/.repos/conf/svnserve.conf
Uncommented:
[general]
password-db = passwd
svnserve -d -r /home/christopher/.repos
When I try to connect via subclipse using svn://christopher@localhost/ I get an error saying the connection was refused by the server (I'm at work so I can't type out the exact message)
Other variations I've tried:
svnserve -i so that I can close and restart easier.
adding a subfolder, ~/.repos/apps after removing ~/.repos to make sure that I started fresh. Then trying the same svn://... with and without /apps at the end.
Changing the permissions of ~/.repos to a new svn group and added myself to the group (and restarted the computer)
It's not exactly a fresh install, but I just installed Sunday night so I can't have done too much damage so far (mostly been getting flash sound to work).
I had it working on 32bit Intrepid, but I'm not sure if there's some firewall or something setup in the 64 bit version or if I'm just missing something stupid. I know I've read through about 20 guides so far though.
To configure Subversion I...
mkdir ~/.repos
svnadmin create ~/.repos
gedit ~/.repos/conf/passwd
Added:
christopher = christopher
gedit ~/.repos/conf/svnserve.conf
Uncommented:
[general]
password-db = passwd
svnserve -d -r /home/christopher/.repos
When I try to connect via subclipse using svn://christopher@localhost/ I get an error saying the connection was refused by the server (I'm at work so I can't type out the exact message)
Other variations I've tried:
svnserve -i so that I can close and restart easier.
adding a subfolder, ~/.repos/apps after removing ~/.repos to make sure that I started fresh. Then trying the same svn://... with and without /apps at the end.
Changing the permissions of ~/.repos to a new svn group and added myself to the group (and restarted the computer)
It's not exactly a fresh install, but I just installed Sunday night so I can't have done too much damage so far (mostly been getting flash sound to work).
I had it working on 32bit Intrepid, but I'm not sure if there's some firewall or something setup in the 64 bit version or if I'm just missing something stupid. I know I've read through about 20 guides so far though.