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I need some help please...
First, I have an arch linux system fully updated, without X || windowing systems. It runs opensshd and httpd for the moment.
I tried to install subversion server using the https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Subversion_Setup wikipage but I have a problem.
Either installing the Apache/svn/ssl solution or the /usr/bin/svnserve solution I do have a succesfull installation but I cannot
see the repos over the network.
Consider that in the apache/svn/ssl setup the command (ie)
svn co https://localhost/svn/petctworks ok but outside locahost it doesn't.
Running from another machine I get:
svn co https://mysite.no-ip.info/svn/petct<enter>
svn: OPTIONS of 'https://mysite.no-ip.info/svn/petct': could not connect to server (https://mysite.no-ip.info)The same thing happened when installed the `svnserve' service.
I can do all svn operations from within localhost but I get error messages from the outside world:
"the host refused", "could not be found", etc.
Please consider that I have quadra-checked the configuration and tested it enough, using nmap and all sort of commands
to check out that https:// and svn:// are listening over tcp. Also locally the service works as charm.
The computer resides inside a university network.
I also canNOT access the https:// part of my webserver from the outside world, but
http port 80 and sshd 22 works ok.
I have no firewall.
Maybe the network admin only allows incoming on the std ports like 80, 25, 22 etc?
Could it be a proxy?
Thanks
Last edited by petmakris (2011-05-31 09:50:05)
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Very stupid I feel, the problem was that I was using the svn.exe command, compiled with cygwin, but somehow cygwin has no access to the network.
Everything works allright.
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Mark as solved then...
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