Re: XCode SVN+SSH - broken Subversion install?
Re: XCode SVN+SSH - broken Subversion install?
- Subject: Re: XCode SVN+SSH - broken Subversion install?
- From: "Karan, Cem (Civ, ARL/CISD)" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 08:31:39 -0400
- Thread-topic: XCode SVN+SSH - broken Subversion install?
> I tried setting up Subversion as described in Ben Syverson's very
> helpful web page (http://bensyverson.com/geek/svnssh/) but alas my
> basic Unix knowledge is stopping me dead.
>
> I've had no problem installing Subersion via DarwinPorts as described
> nor in setting SSH between my main computer and my Tiger Server.
> However, I've come unstuck in two places...
>
> First of all installing Subversion does not install the wrapper file
> "svnserve.wrapper" - at least I can't find it. To clarify in my
> enthusiasm I've installed Subversion on my main desktop (G4), my
> laptop and my Tiger Server but non of these installs have provided a
> wrapper file. So, I've manually created one and chmod'd it (again)
> as per instructions.
>
> At this point I can SSH into the server with a simple
> "email@hidden" or "craig@10.0.0.1" and I'm logged straight in -
> meaning that I've configured SSH properly.
>
> Once logged into the server I have tested that the svnserve is
> accessible and got back the expected reply - meaning that bash has a
> path to svnserve. Further to my way of thinking it means that there
> is nothing wrong with the wrapper...
>
> I've created the repository using svnadmin and confirmed it exists
> and has the right perm's.
>
> Where I stop is the step importing the project files... the following
> is what happens:
>
> svn import /Users/craig/myProject svn+ssh://10.0.0.1/SVNRepository/
> myProject -m "Initial import of myProject files"
> bash: line 1: svnserve: command not found
> svn: Connection closed unexpectedly
>
>
> Of course have previously checked that my SSH login could find the
> command "svnserve" this error doesn't really help me and I've no idea
> where to start looking...
>
> Has anyone else experienced this? Or possibly have a solution ?
Have you made sure that you put the path updates in the correct bash configuration file? I ran into similar problems when I put my $PATH changes in .bashrc rather than .profile (or maybe thats backwards, I don't remember which). Read the man pages on bash, they will tell you which file you need to put it all into, but if you put it into the wrong file, then it will all work from the local machine, but fail from the remote machine with exactly the same problems as you described...
Good luck,
Cem Karan
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