Multiple repositories with svnserve in Win2000

[Anderson Carli <ac...@onda.com.br>]

Hi!
I'm new to subversion, so forgive if this is a dumb question.

I'm trying to create more then one repositories on my server.

When I call svnserve I must specify one repos
svnserve -d -r d:\repos,
to be accessed like this svn://myserver/repos.

In this way my svnserve is pointing to just one repository
how can I create a second repos like d:\anotherrepos, 
and access it in this way: svn://myserver/anotherrepos ?
(How to create I know. I just dont know how to access it)

Thanks for any help.

Anderson Carli


Anderson Carli


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Re: Multiple repositories with svnserve in Win2000

[makl <ma...@tigris.org>]

Anderson Carli wrote:
> Hi!
> I'm new to subversion, so forgive if this is a dumb question.
> 
> I'm trying to create more then one repositories on my server.
> 
> When I call svnserve I must specify one repos
> svnserve -d -r d:\repos,
> to be accessed like this svn://myserver/repos.

You can also specify a general parent path.

If you have

d:\projects\repo1
d:\projects\repo2
d:\projects\repo3
...

You can start svnserve with

svnserve -d -r d:\projects

And access the repositories with

svn://myserver/repo1
svn://myserver/repo2
svn://myserver/repo3
...



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RE: Multiple repositories with svnserve in Win2000

["Michael F. Collins, III" <mi...@imaginaryrealities.com>]

I have separate repositories for Java development and .NET development. I
created a root directory called C:\Subversion that stores my Subversion
repositories. Under C:\Subversion, I created a "dotnet" and a "java"
directory.

Using the following command line to run svnserve:

Svnserve -d -r C:\Subversion

I am able to access my repositories as svn://<servername>/dotnet or
svn://<servername>/java.

Thus, if you use a root directory to contain all of your repositories, you
can add new repositories to your C:\Subversion directory by just creating a
new repository subdirectory and initializing the repository.

Michael

-----Original Message-----
From: Anderson Carli [mailto:acarli@onda.com.br] 
Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 10:44 PM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Multiple repositories with svnserve in Win2000

Hi!
I'm new to subversion, so forgive if this is a dumb question.

I'm trying to create more then one repositories on my server.

When I call svnserve I must specify one repos
svnserve -d -r d:\repos,
to be accessed like this svn://myserver/repos.

In this way my svnserve is pointing to just one repository
how can I create a second repos like d:\anotherrepos, 
and access it in this way: svn://myserver/anotherrepos ?
(How to create I know. I just dont know how to access it)

Thanks for any help.

Anderson Carli


Anderson Carli


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