svn setting

Xaver

Xaver

I install svn from ports, set up this by non official manual. Try to:
Code: 
svn checkout svn://localhost/repos
Checked out revision 0.
Now I want to open my svn port. Zenmap tells me that port is closed. I try to write in inetd something about svn, but the svn start independently of inetd. How to open svn port?
 
Where can I get the manual for creating svn server? I get manual where also Apache, MySQL, Trac installed. But why? I want to work with svn using Tortoisesvn. Is this what I need anything other than SVN server?
 
Xaver said:
Now I want to open my svn port. Zenmap tells me that port is closed. I try to write in inetd something about svn, but the svn start independently of inetd. How to open svn port?
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Put this in /etc/rc.conf:
Code: 
svnserve_enable="YES"
#Optional lines
svnserve_flags="-d --listen-port=1234"
svnserve_user="www"
svnserve_data="/store/svn/"
And start daemon with /usr/local/etc/rc.d/svnserve start
So, SVN can work with apache (webdav) or standalone daemon (svnserve).
 
I have these lines, I reset server, /usr/local/etc/rc.d/svnserve is started, but Zenmap tells me that port is closed.
 
zenmap - port scanner for Windows.
I have no -ln4 key for sockstat.
Code: 
sockstat -l
svn    svnserve    790    4    tcp6    *:3690    *:*
 
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