svn+ssh

hgb · 10-08-2006, 05:55 PM

Hi there people.

Im trying to get a svn server up and working to do some projects at school and been able to have the repo at my house...

OK, so I do

Code:

svnuser@hgb-64:/repos/svn$ svnadmin create p1

And then:

Code:

svnuser@hgb-64:svnserve --foreground -r /repos/svn/ -d

And then only with svn

Code:

svnuser@hgb-64:~/Desktop$ svn info svn://localhost/p1
Ruta: p1
URL: svn://localhost/p1
Raíz del repositorio: svn://localhost/p1
UUID del repositorio: 95c9612b-541f-0410-a1e5-d5ecf45514e4
Revisión: 0
Tipo de nodo: directorio
Revisión del último cambio: 0
Fecha de último cambio: 2006-10-08 17:24:32 -0500 (dom, 08 oct 2006)

But when using ssh something go wrong (I dont know if I need to setup something more)

Code:

svnuser@hgb-64:~/Desktop$ svn info svn+ssh://localhost/p1
ssh: connect to host localhost port 22: Connection refused
svn: La conexión de red se cerró inesperadamente

What say there in english is "svn: the net connection is closed unexpectedly"

Tought I can autenticate with default user sally (I have uncommented the lines for my test) when asking user and password... via svn:// but without +ssh.

¿Some one know what to do?

Joebie · 10-10-2006, 06:35 AM

Hi,

I've had the same problem as you have, i've resolved the problem by hosting it through apache if i've read the documentation right that's the prefered way to create a repository. The rights management is much more extensive and it took me less time to configure and it worked flawless.

I suggest you use apache.