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How to have 2 servers in the same machine?
Hi,
I want to know, how can I start more than one svnserve demon on windows.
I have one svn with the IP of the machine, can i do another with the
svn://IP/somethingElse ?
or must have another name?
And only one question more....
can i configure the CheckOut... ? I want what only copy to working copy some
files but others no,
because... i have a 'release' directory inside each project...and I don't
want to chekout it!!
Thakns a lot
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Re: How to have 2 servers in the same machine?
Posted by javijava <we...@gmail.com>.
Sorry for the Delay, is just what i want!!
Thanks a lot!!
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Re: How to have 2 servers in the same machine?
Posted by Lutz Dornbusch <su...@pdfzone.de>.
javijava wrote:
> if i do a svnserve -d --listen-port=PORT
> or svnserve -d --root=c:\repo
>
> I have the first repository associated with localhost
>
> But i want have a second repository in the same machine... and I don't know
> how!
I am not sure to understand you correctly, but you can create two or
more repositories in
c:\repo
eg:
svnadmin create c:\repo\1st_repos
svnadmin create c:\repo\2nd_repos
with
svnserve -d --root=c:\repo
you can access both of your repos with
svn://localhost/1st_repo
svn://localhost/2nd_repo
If you want the second repository on a different server process(as your
subject describes)
you have to do this:
mkdir c:\server_1
svnadmin create c:\server_1\1st_repos
mkdir c:\server_2
svnadmin create c:\server_2\2nd_repos
svnserve -d --root=c:\server_1
svnserve -d --listen-port 4711 --root=c:\server_2 [-->on a second
command shell]
now you can access via
svn://localhost/1st_repo
svn://localhost:4711/2nd_repo
your both repositories on your server
Greetings,
Lutz
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Re: How to have 2 servers in the same machine?
Posted by javijava <we...@gmail.com>.
if i do a svnserve -d --listen-port=PORT
or svnserve -d --root=c:\repo
I have the first repository associated with localhost
But i want have a second repository in the same machine... and I don't know
how!
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Re: How to have 2 servers in the same machine?
Posted by Lutz Dornbusch <su...@pdfzone.de>.
javijava wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to know, how can I start more than one svnserve demon on windows.
> I have one svn with the IP of the machine, can i do another with the
> svn://IP/somethingElse ?
> or must have another name?
>
> And only one question more....
> can i configure the CheckOut... ? I want what only copy to working copy some
> files but others no,
> because... i have a 'release' directory inside each project...and I don't
> want to chekout it!!
>
>
> Thakns a lot
>
>
Hi,
look at the "svnserve --listen-port" switch. There you can define
another portnumber (I think 3306 is default)
for your checkout problem you should rethink your project structure or
do not allow read access to this directory via authz-file
Greetings
Lutz
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Re: How to have 2 servers in the same machine?
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On Jul 13, 2007, at 05:04, javijava wrote:
> can i configure the CheckOut... ? I want what only copy to working
> copy some
> files but others no,
> because... i have a 'release' directory inside each project...and I
> don't
> want to chekout it!!
You can check out non-recursively:
svn co url://to/repo wcname
cd wcname
Then for each directory x other than the release directory, retrieve
it with svn up:
svn up x
The non-recursive checkout feature is somewhat broken but maybe it
will work well enough for you.
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