Windows 7 E730060 unable to connect to a repository
J
I install my repository on Windows 7. Before, on Windows XP I didn't have any problems, all was OK with the default options.
But on Windows 7, when I want to update my folder from another PC, I have the error "E730060 unable to connect to a repository at URL 'svn://PCName'".
On the server, I can update with the adress "svn://localhost" (I use a service). I check the firewall, antivirus, right on the repository folder.
Can you have an idea to help me ?
Thanks,
Jimmsr
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Bob Archer
>
> I install my repository on Windows 7. Before, on Windows XP I didn't have any
> problems, all was OK with the default options.
>
> But on Windows 7, when I want to update my folder from another PC, I have
> the error "E730060 unable to connect to a repository at URL 'svn://PCName'".
>
> On the server, I can update with the adress "svn://localhost" (I use a service). I
> check the firewall, antivirus, right on the repository folder.
>
> Can you have an idea to help me ?
>
Sounds like a network or firewall issue. Can you connect to the remove server using the sv:// protocol from an XP machine? Just to verify your server can be reached remotely?
BOb
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J
I can't create a remote control on the Windows 7 PC, I have an access to the share folder (but I don't think it's the same problem).
Do you have another idea to help me?
Thanks,
Jimmsr
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Felix Saphir
> I'm on the same network. I disabled firewall on each computer. I
> can't create a remote control on the Windows 7 PC, I have an access
> to the share folder (but I don't think it's the same problem).
>
> Do you have another idea to help me?
Could it be a permission issue of the user running svnserve? I don't
know about Win7, but perhaps it needs to be run as "local system".
According to this blogpost
<http://www.renaissance-design.net/2010/installing-and-configuring-svnserve-and-tortoisesvn-on-windows/>,
svnserve will listen to IPv6 connections where supported, and needs to
be told to listen for IPv4 connections explicitely by giving the option
"--listen-host=0.0.0.0".
Does that help?
Felix
P.S. Please quote some context in your posts.
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J
My computer on Windows XP is named ComputerA
My computer on Windows 7 is named ComputerB
On the both, I install svn, create a repository, and create a service to say that svn:localhost is ok.
On each computer, if I create a new folder and update with the local repository, with the adress svn:localhost, all is ok.
On the ComputerA (Windows Xp), if I create a new folder and update with local repository with the adress svn://ComputerA, all is ok.
But on the ComputerB (Windows 7), if I create a new folder and update with local repository with the adress svn://ComputerB, I have the same error.
Do you know why ?
Thanks,
Jimsmr
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Gabri Nurtinaz Shally
are you sure firewall is off?
if, from ComputerB, you can access localhost but not ComputerB, it must be because of firewall.
J
Do you know if I can have more details about my error?
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J
I let all with default options. I change only in the svnserve.conf file (of my repository) the line
# anon-access = read
by
anon-access = write
To authorize all users to commit.
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Bob Archer
> think the second is solved too :
>
> My computer on Windows XP is named ComputerA My computer on Windows 7
> is named ComputerB
>
> On the both, I install svn, create a repository, and create a service to say that
> svn:localhost is ok.
>
> On each computer, if I create a new folder and update with the local
> repository, with the adress svn:localhost, all is ok.
>
> On the ComputerA (Windows Xp), if I create a new folder and update with local
> repository with the adress svn://ComputerA, all is ok.
>
> But on the ComputerB (Windows 7), if I create a new folder and update with
> local repository with the adress svn://ComputerB, I have the same error.
>
> Do you know why ?
Sounds like you are not running svnserver on ComputerB.
BOb
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Bob Archer
> think the second is solved too :
>
> My computer on Windows XP is named ComputerA My computer on Windows 7
> is named ComputerB
>
> On the both, I install svn, create a repository, and create a service to say that
> svn:localhost is ok.
>
> On each computer, if I create a new folder and update with the local
> repository, with the adress svn:localhost, all is ok.
>
> On the ComputerA (Windows Xp), if I create a new folder and update with local
> repository with the adress svn://ComputerA, all is ok.
>
> But on the ComputerB (Windows 7), if I create a new folder and update with
> local repository with the adress svn://ComputerB, I have the same error.
>
> Do you know why ?
Although I'm not sure why you have repositories on Workstation PCs.
BOb
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J
I must synchronize two folders between two Workstation PCs. I don't have server and I don't want to install IIS on a workstation (too complicate, I prefer SVN Service).
Just for information, I find why the remote control doesn't work on my Windows 7 : I have a Home Premium edition (without Remote Desktop).
The svnserver running on my ComputerB (Windows 7) because I can checkout a folder with the address svn://localhost
Do you have another idea to help me ?
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Felix Saphir
> Because it's for a project.
What is for a project? Please quote some context in your messages!
> I must synchronize two folders between two Workstation PCs. I don't
> have server and I don't want to install IIS on a workstation (too
> complicate, I prefer SVN Service).
[...]
> The svnserver running on my ComputerB (Windows 7) because I can
> checkout a folder with the address svn://localhost
>
> Do you have another idea to help me ?
Did you try the thing with IPv6 vs. IPv4?
Felix
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J
> > Because it's for a project.
>
> What is for a project? Please quote some context in your messages!
My project is synchronize a folder between several Workstation PCs.
> > I must synchronize two folders between two Workstation PCs. I don't
> > have server and I don't want to install IIS on a workstation (too
> > complicate, I prefer SVN Service).
>
> [...]
>
> > The svnserver running on my ComputerB (Windows 7) because I can
> > checkout a folder with the address svn://localhost
> >
> > Do you have another idea to help me ?
>
> Did you try the thing with IPv6 vs. IPv4?
I try to desactivate IPv6 on Windows 7 but I have always the same problem.
> Felix
Anybody have the same configuration ? (A repository on a Windows 7 ?)
Jimmsr
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Felix Saphir
>> Am 15.03.2012 09:09, schrieb J:
>>
>>> The svnserver running on my ComputerB (Windows 7) because I can
>>> checkout a folder with the address svn://localhost
>>>
>>> Do you have another idea to help me ?
>>
>> Did you try the thing with IPv6 vs. IPv4?
>
> I try to desactivate IPv6 on Windows 7 but I have always the same problem.
Let's see if and how svnserve replies: try
C:\> telnet <NameOrIp> 3690
from the command prompt and post the result here. Try the computer name
and the IP, perhaps the name cannot be resolved.
Felix
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J
>
> Let's see if and how svnserve replies: try
>
> C:\> telnet <NameOrIp> 3690
>
> from the command prompt and post the result here. Try the computer name
> and the IP, perhaps the name cannot be resolved.
>
> Felix
C:\Windows\system32>telnet localhost 3690
( success ( 2 2 ( ) ( edit-pipeline svndiff1 absent-entries commit-revprops dept
h log-revprops atomic-revprops partial-replay ) ) )
C:\Windows\system32>telnet 10.0.0.33 3690
Connexion à 10.0.0.33...Impossible d'ouvrir une connexion à l'hôte, sur le port
3690: Échec lors de la connexion
I have a problem here, but my firewall is off.
I add in advanced parameters on my firewall the 3690 port (UDP + TCP + in + out)
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J
> >
> > Let's see if and how svnserve replies: try
> >
> > C:\> telnet <NameOrIp> 3690
> >
> > from the command prompt and post the result here. Try the computer name
> > and the IP, perhaps the name cannot be resolved.
> >
> > Felix
>
>
> C:\Windows\system32>telnet localhost 3690
> ( success ( 2 2 ( ) ( edit-pipeline svndiff1 absent-entries commit-revprops dept
> h log-revprops atomic-revprops partial-replay ) ) )
>
>
> C:\Windows\system32>telnet 10.0.0.33 3690
> Connexion à 10.0.0.33...Impossible d'ouvrir une connexion à l'hôte, sur le port
> 3690: Échec lors de la connexion
>
> I have a problem here, but my firewall is off.
> I add in advanced parameters on my firewall the 3690 port (UDP + TCP + in + out)
Just for information, on Windows XP, this test is ok. Telnet passed with ip address or hostname or localhost.
So what is the difference between XP and 7 for solved this problem ?
Thanks,
Jimmsr
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Bob Archer
>
> I must synchronize two folders between two Workstation PCs. I don't have
> server and I don't want to install IIS on a workstation (too complicate, I prefer
> SVN Service).
>
> Just for information, I find why the remote control doesn't work on my
> Windows 7 : I have a Home Premium edition (without Remote Desktop).
>
> The svnserver running on my ComputerB (Windows 7) because I can checkout a
> folder with the address svn://localhost
>
> Do you have another idea to help me ?
You should only have the repository on 1 computer not both. Your message seem to indicate you have it on both.
Set up svnserve to run on a single PC not both. Just on the PC with the repository.
On that PC you will access the repository with svn://localhost/whatever
On the other PC you will access the repository with svn://pcnameorip/whatever
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Bob Archer
> >
> > I must synchronize two folders between two Workstation PCs. I don't
> > have server and I don't want to install IIS on a workstation (too
> > complicate, I prefer SVN Service).
> >
> > Just for information, I find why the remote control doesn't work on my
> > Windows 7 : I have a Home Premium edition (without Remote Desktop).
> >
> > The svnserver running on my ComputerB (Windows 7) because I can
> > checkout a folder with the address svn://localhost
> >
> > Do you have another idea to help me ?
>
> You should only have the repository on 1 computer not both. Your message
> seem to indicate you have it on both.
>
> Set up svnserve to run on a single PC not both. Just on the PC with the
> repository.
>
> On that PC you will access the repository with svn://localhost/whatever
>
> On the other PC you will access the repository with svn://pcnameorip/whatever
>
I'm not sure this matters but I think svnserve needs to run as a user that has access to the network... like System or network service. How are you running svnserve? As a service or just from the command line? Svnserve is constantly running right? (Yes, I know these seem like basic questions but you seem to have a basic issue).
You can ping one machine from the other and vice-versa right?
BOb
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J
>
> You can ping one machine from the other and vice-versa right?
>
> BOb
SVNServe run with the Service that you can download on tigris.org
The service is constanly running. It's the reason why I can update on this PC with the address svn://localhost
So this part is ok.
I can ping the machine from other and vice-versa.
>You should only have the repository on 1 computer not both. Your message seem to indicate you have it on both.
I have a repository only on 1 computer. I have one on a Windows XP just for test (and all is ok for it).
I thing there are a big difference between Windows XP and 7 for this configuration.
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Bob Archer
> >
> > BOb
>
> SVNServe run with the Service that you can download on tigris.org
I don't know what that means? I know you are running svnserve.exe from tigris.org but are you running it as a windows service or just running it from the command line?
>
> The service is constanly running. It's the reason why I can update on this PC
> with the address svn://localhost So this part is ok.
>
What user is the service running as? What credentials does it run with?
> I can ping the machine from other and vice-versa.
>
> >You should only have the repository on 1 computer not both. Your message
> seem to indicate you have it on both.
>
> I have a repository only on 1 computer. I have one on a Windows XP just for test
> (and all is ok for it).
>
> I thing there are a big difference between Windows XP and 7 for this
> configuration.
Is svnserve running on the XP machine or the Windows 7 machine?
BOb
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J
>
>
> What user is the service running as? What credentials does it run with?
>
>
> Is svnserve running on the XP machine or the Windows 7 machine?
>
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Bob Archer
> tigris.org but are you running it as a windows service or just running it from the
> command line?
> >
> Yes I running it as a windows service
> >
> > What user is the service running as? What credentials does it run with?
> >
> Like the administrator user (I try with network user)
> >
> > Is svnserve running on the XP machine or the Windows 7 machine?
> >
> SVNServe running on the Windows 7 machine
Can you reverse that and see if it works? I don't see though why it would matter. If the machines can ping each other.
I assume you have turned off IPv6 on your windows 7 machine... or started svnserver with the:
--listen-host 0.0.0.0
Command line switch?
BOb
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J
>
> I assume you have turned off IPv6 on your windows 7 machine... or started svnserver with the:
>
> --listen-host 0.0.0.0
>
> Command line switch?
>
I find my problem. When I configure the SVNService, I put in the section "Listen Host" the value "localhost" (default value).
I didn't see it the first time.
I change it with the value "PCName" and all is ok.
Thanks for all.
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