SVN server question
Di Xu (Di Hsu) (徐迪)
Sorry for the spam.
Though this is a stupid question, but I can not find it in email list archive.
I got some problem when setup SVN server.
I try to setup SVN server in order to manage and track my code.
When turns to step running svnserve, in command line I typed "svnserve -d", then it does not response. I think it is because of port 3690 is blocked. And I type command in cmd "netstat -a" found out port 3690 was not working.
How can I unblock port 3690? I tried exception in firewall... but still does not work...
Thanks
Di
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Andy Levy
> Folks
>
> Sorry for the spam.
> Though this is a stupid question, but I can not find it in email list
> archive.
>
> I got some problem when setup SVN server.
>
> I try to setup SVN server in order to manage and track my code.
>
> When turns to step running svnserve, in command line I typed "svnserve -d",
> then it does not response. I think it is because of port 3690 is blocked.
> And I type command in cmd "netstat -a" found out port 3690 was not working.
>
> How can I unblock port 3690? I tried exception in firewall... but still does
> not work...
How you unblock a port depends upon your OS, firewall, and network.
Subversion does not block ports.
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Di Xu (Di Hsu) (徐迪)
Thanks for your reply.
I type command directly on command line shell.
Basically, the error is "svnserve --daemon" not response... And I guess something wrong with the port...
Sorry, which directory I should be to type the command "ipfw" ?
Best
Di
Hi,
are you running commands directly on a shell on the server? Then it would be very unusual that port 3690 would be blocked.
You could try a line like this:
ipfw add pass all from any to any via lo0
Most likely something else is wrong.2009/7/28 Di Xu (Di Hsu) (徐迪) <xu.d...@gmail.com>
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Baltimore, MD 21218, USA
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Ryan Schmidt
> On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 5:52 AM, Soren 'Frank' Munch wrote:
>
>> are you running commands directly on a shell on the server? Then
>> it would be very unusual that port 3690 would be blocked.
>>
>> You could try a line like this:
>>
>> ipfw add pass all from any to any via lo0
>>
>> Most likely something else is wrong.
>
> I type command directly on command line shell.
> Basically, the error is "svnserve --daemon" not response... And I
> guess something wrong with the port...
What do you mean "not response"? If you mean that you typed "svnserve
--daemon" and pressed Enter and it returned you to the command prompt
without saying anything, that is exactly what it's supposed to do.
The svnserve daemon should now be running, which you should be able
to verify with a program like ps or by attempting to connect to it
using a Subversion client like svn.
> Sorry, which directory I should be to type the command "ipfw" ?
I would imagine it does not matter at all, but I am not familiar with
the ipfw program, and it's not on-topic for this list. You should
consult its manpage or other documentation, or another support venue
if you would like to use that program.
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