Does ra_local support other host id than 'localhost' ?

[YT <yt...@realtek.com.tw>]

I wonder if it is possible to support other hostname (or ip) than 'localhost' within ra_local.

When I issue 'svn import -m "" . file://192.168.0.40/svn_repos', i got response 'local URL file://192.168.0.40/... contains unspported hostname'.
It seems 'file:' protocol not support of hostname other than 'localhost' (or empty).

Since I have a local respository (with FSFS format) in a windows, and need to share with another machines users.
I intend to share my repository without apache or svnserver, and gain existent authentication of windows domain controller.
It is a most easy way to share by samba file sharing, but an impediment is as above statement.

However, TortoiseSVN is OK for file://AnyHostName/path_to_repository. 
I do not know TortoiseSVN have different ra_local implementation, or someelse tricky. 
But..., I like 'svn' command line interface.


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RE: Does ra_local support other host id than 'localhost' ?

[YT <yt...@realtek.com.tw>]

Sorry, I made a mistake.
All I said is happened within subversion-cygwin-1.2.3.
After I download subversion-win32-1.2.3, and I find out everything OK.


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> 
> 
> I wonder if it is possible to support other hostname (or ip) than 
> 'localhost' within ra_local.
> 
> When I issue 'svn import -m "" . file://192.168.0.40/svn_repos', 
> i got response 'local URL file://192.168.0.40/... contains 
> unspported hostname'.
> It seems 'file:' protocol not support of hostname other than 
> 'localhost' (or empty).
> 
> Since I have a local respository (with FSFS format) in a windows, 
> and need to share with another machines users.
> I intend to share my repository without apache or svnserver, and 
> gain existent authentication of windows domain controller.
> It is a most easy way to share by samba file sharing, but an 
> impediment is as above statement.
> 
> However, TortoiseSVN is OK for file://AnyHostName/path_to_repository. 
> I do not know TortoiseSVN have different ra_local implementation, 
> or someelse tricky. 
> But..., I like 'svn' command line interface.
> 
> 
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> YT

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