How do I change the IP reference for the code if my server's IP changes?
brendan
I only installed Tortoise SVN a few days ago so I m very green but I
cannot find an answer to this question in the help files or on the
FAQ.
My developers are in a different location to me so they connect
throught to the code base via an IP address. My question is, if my
own IP changes how do I have my external developers change where their
repository is pointing to? I need to know this as my IP (where the
repository is located) is not static.
Cheers,
Brendan
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Andy Levy
> G'day,
>
> I only installed Tortoise SVN a few days ago so I m very green but I
> cannot find an answer to this question in the help files or on the
> FAQ.
>
> My developers are in a different location to me so they connect
> throught to the code base via an IP address. My question is, if my
> own IP changes how do I have my external developers change where their
> repository is pointing to? I need to know this as my IP (where the
> repository is located) is not static.
If your IP address changes, they will need to Relocate their WCs to
point at the new IP.
Better to run a Subversion server on a "server" machine with a static IP.
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Kurt Pruenner
> Better to run a Subversion server on a "server" machine with a static IP.
Or use a DynDNS-service like no-ip.com to get a fixed domain name for
your changing IP address; that would also spare you the trouble of
communicating the new IP address to all your other users...
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Bob Archer
access it with?
G'day,
Cheers,
Brendan
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brendan
My Machine has a host name but only if they worked from my office
internally. I am in Vancouver and they are in Toronto!
I am now looking into Kurts reply regarding the "no-ip.com" approach
which sound very interesting and will probably be a good solution.
Thanks Kurt and everyone else for answering the post,
As I have only started with SVN I will have them check in all the code
whilst the Ip is still the same then swith to the "no-ip.com"
approach... after I look into it a bit more
Thanks again everyone for the very prompt responses
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brendan
This seems like a good approach but I'm having some difficulties
getting it to work with SVN...
For instance if I enter "xxxxx.no-ip.biz/svn/xxxxx/head/" I get an
error from SVN
- "Server sent unexpected return value (405 Method Not Allowed) in
response to"
- "PROPFIND request for '/svn/xxxxx/head'"
However if I ebter the actual static Ip it works as "http://x.x.x.x:
8080/svn/xxxxx/head/"
Sorry but assume all the "x"'s are either my Ip or valid
informaiton. I only do this for security reason on this site!
So any ideas why SV can be access with th eIP and not the no-ip.com
site address?
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brendan
getting it to work with SVN...
For instance if I enter "xxxxx.no-ip.biz/svn/xxxxx/head/" I get an
error from SVN
- "Repository moved temporarily to 'http://x.x.x.x:8080'; please
relocate"
However if I ente the actual static IP it works as "http://x.x.x.x:
8080/svn/xxxxx/head/"
Sorry but assume all the "x"'s are either my Ip or valid informaiton.
I only do this for security reason on this site!
So any ideas why SV can be access with th eIP and not the no-ip.com
site address?
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Jean-Marc van Leerdam
On 08/12/2008, brendan <bkey...@gmail.com> wrote:
> G'day Kurt,
>
> This seems like a good approach but I'm having some difficulties
> getting it to work with SVN...
>
> For instance if I enter "xxxxx.no-ip.biz/svn/xxxxx/head/" I get an
> error from SVN
> - "Server sent unexpected return value (405 Method Not Allowed) in
> response to"
> - "PROPFIND request for '/svn/xxxxx/head'"
>
What does xxxxx.no-ip.biz:8080/svn/xxxxx/head/ give you (notice the
added port number)?
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Jean-Marc
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John Alan Belli
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On Mon, 8 Dec 2008 15:30:08 -0800 (PST), brendan said:
> So any ideas why SV can be access with th eIP and not the
> no-ip.com site address?
Because you entered the port number with the IP address but not
with the no-ip domain name. Use xxxx.no-ip.biz:8080/svn/etc.
JAB
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