Recent Posts by acidicxdreams

Topic: Redmine / [TUT]Getting SVN working with Redmine

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Topic: Redmine / [TUT]Getting SVN working with Redmine

If you have successfully installed Redmine, and were unable to get SVN working with it – this is the tutorial for you! The simple solution: install VisualSVN Server – http://www.visualsvn.com/server/

After installing, launch the control panel. Create a user by clicking “Create User”, I named mine “root”(without the quotes). Set the password to something you will remember (you will need it later on).

After that, create a repository by clicking the “Create Repository” link. I named mine Test Project.

After you have created a user and repository, go to http://your-pc-name/repository_name; you will be prompted for your username and password (this is the user you created earlier; just enter the username and password that you choose). You can now see your repositorys contents.

Now that you can see your repository, simply login to Redmine, then go to: Project > Settings > Repository;
Type: Subversion
URL: http://your-pc-name/repository_name/
Username: your VisualSVN Server’s username (the one that you created)
Password: your VisualSVN Server’s password (the one that you created)

Save, and visit your “Repository” tab – and it should be working! :)

NOTE: If your repository doesn’t load, look in your VisualSVN Server control panel for the settings, and make sure that “Use HTTPS” is disabled – or change your projects repository settings to https://your-pc-name/repository_name
NOTE 1: “your-pc-name” is the name that is shown in your VisualSVN Server control panel.

Topic: Redmine / Subversion Problem

I created it through the command prompt(on Windows). And I followed the exact problems. Also, even before I created a repository, if I went to http://localhost:3699/ I got the weird text and code. Which was when the redmine was a default installation.

Topic: Redmine / Subversion Problem

Hi,

Is the subversion running in the 3699 port? Could you access to the repository from a subversion client like TortoiseSVN or from the command line?
Yes, it is running on the 3699 port. And no, I could not – it said it could not read the resource or something (when I tried to access it using TortoiseSVN).

Topic: Redmine / Subversion Help?

I have a fresh install of Bitnami Redmine Stack up and running fine, and configured fine. How do I setup a Subversion repository to use for my project? Please help!

Topic: Redmine / Subversion Problem

How do I integrate a SVN repo into Redmine?

I have my Repo setup at C:/SVN/e_cms/, but when I access http://localhost:3699/e_cms – it loads a bunch of weird code.

Also, when I do svn://localhost:3699/ I get “no repository found”.

And when I click “Repository” for my project, I get: “The entry or revision was not found in the repository.”

Please help!

Topic: Redmine / [Windows] Redmine Repository URL?

So I installed the stack just fine, but I’m wondering what I’d set my repository URL as to be able to get it to work? Also, do I need to do anything special before setting the URL? I currently have it set to http://localhost:800/redmine/repositories/proje… but when I click “Repository” on the project page, it doesn’t load anything.