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Trac + Subversion on Windows thru net.

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Avatar aquawicket 3 post(s)

Hi,

First off, I would like to thank BitNami for making this AWESOME project. I had been trying to install these components manually all day before I ran into this. I really appreciate this.

Problem #1:
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Ok. So everything installs great and everything works great. I downloaded TortoiseSVN to access the repository and it works. I am using the address.

svn://localhost/Program Files/BitNami Trac Stack/repository

And it works fine on the server connecting locally. I can also use the internal IP addess I.E. 192.168.0.80. And that workis fine also. Now I’m trying to connect through the net and it won’t. I attempt both locally and from another machine outside of the network.

svn://123.123.123.123/Program Files/BitNami Trac Stac/repository

I’ve port forwarded 80 and 81 of the server through the router. Is Subversion running on another port? What is not allowing me to connect through the net?

Problem #2:
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Since I can connect to the repository locally, I tested it out and tried to add some files and COMMIT them with TortoiseSVN. Authentication fails, but TortoiseSVN never asked me for a user name or password. Any Ideas?

Thank you in advance

 
Avatar antonio Administrator 508 post(s)

Hi,

First of all, thanks for your compliments :)

Subversion usually runs on port 3690. We will look into the other problem, as it involves some testing.

Cheers!

 
Avatar aquawicket 3 post(s)

Thank you
opening port 3690 in the router allowed me to connect the the repository thru the internet.
svn://123.123.123.123/Program Files/BitNami Trac Stac/repository now works !! :)

As far as problem #2
I’ve been searching around google for a solution. Nothing yet.. I’ll keep looking. Thanks

 
Avatar aquawicket 3 post(s)

After looking into to things, I found out that this was a problem on MY end. I forgot to set up the svnserve.conf file.
I added the line anon-access = write to allow anonymous access to writing to the repository. So sorry about that.
My next step is to require a password to read and write to the repository. I should be able to figure that out now :)
Hopefully if someone else has this problem they can find the answer here. Thanks

 
Avatar antonio Administrator 508 post(s)

Ok, thanks for sharing!

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