SVNServe and Repositories

["Schlup, Herbert" <He...@omega.ch>]

Hi all

 

I installed on a test machine Subversion and I start to like it ;-)

 

I have just one problem. I use SVNService instead of Apache. Now I read
that I have to start the service like this:

 

SVNService -install -d -r E:\MyRepository

 

But my problem is now that I like to have more than one repository on
this machine. How can I do this? I tried to make a folder and create
several repositories below that and use the foldername in the command to
start the service. But then the Repository Browser tells me that there
is no repository.

 

Thank you

 

Herbert

Re: SVNServe and Repositories

[Kishore Sasidharan <ki...@cognizant.com>]

Hi

I have been using svnserve instead of Apache.

When you run the svnserve with the option -r {directory}, the directory 
you specify is considered as the root directory. Therefore, if all the 
repositories you create are in the  root directory, you will be able to 
access all the repositories.

In case of
    SVNService -install -d -r E:\MyRepository

since the root directory is E:\MyRepository, you will be able to access 
all the repositories you created under this folder.

So while creating the repository you may want to use the command as:
    svnadmin create E:\MyRepository\repository1
    svnadmin create E:\MyRepository\repository2 ...etc...

Thanks and Regards
Kishore



Schlup, Herbert wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
>  
>
> I installed on a test machine Subversion and I start to like it ;-)
>
>  
>
> I have just one problem. I use SVNService instead of Apache. Now I 
> read that I have to start the service like this:
>
>  
>
> SVNService -install -d -r E:\MyRepository
>
>  
>
> But my problem is now that I like to have more than one repository on 
> this machine. How can I do this? I tried to make a folder and create 
> several repositories below that and use the foldername in the command 
> to start the service. But then the Repository Browser tells me that 
> there is no repository.
>
>  
>
> Thank you
>
>  
>
> Herbert
>


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Re: SVNServe and Repositories

[si <ss...@gmail.com>]

Hi Herbert,

> But my problem is now that I like to have more than one repository on this
> machine. How can I do this? I tried to make a folder and create several
> repositories below that and use the foldername in the command to start the
> service. But then the Repository Browser tells me that there is no
> repository.

I'm guessing you mean TortoiseSVN Repo Browser?

Perhaps try this:

SVNService -setup -d -r E:\svnroot\repos

svnadmin create E:\svnroot\repos\repos1
svnadmin create E:\svnroot\repos\repos2
...
svn list svn://localhost/repos1
svn list svn://localhost/repos2
...

peace
si

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Re: SVNServe and Repositories

[Lorenz <lo...@yahoo.com>]

Schlup, Herbert wrote:
>[...]
>SVNService -install -d -r E:\MyRepository 
>
>But my problem is now that I like to have more than one repository on
>this machine. How can I do this? I tried to make a folder and create
>several repositories below that and use the foldername in the command to
>start the service. But then the Repository Browser tells me that there
>is no repository.

The repo browser can not list the repositories. That's no limitation
of TSVN, but svnserve does not provide the information.
There have been several discussion about this on the mailing lists.

To get to your repositiories, you need to append the repository name,
that is the repositorys folder name, to the URL.

Lorenz


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