I'm not familiar with VisualSVN but usually there is a directory/local you access svn with rather than just the root server url and also you have to specify the repository, unless there is only 1. Copy/pasting from VisualSVNs docs: Note Unlike web browsers, Subversion clients are unable to access the content of the Repositories node in the VisualSVN Server Manager. do you have an https certification installed? > line 1: no element found ( The first question is. > "Unable to connect to a repository at URL ' > The OPTIONS request returned invalid XML in the response: XML parse error > management console - " - I get the error:
> "repo-browser," and when I try to connect to the URL given by the VisualSVN The only even remotely useful-looking command is > However, I cannot find any Tortoise commands in the shell context menu that
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> want to start stuffing source code into it. > VisualSVN server and it is running and I have created some repositories. To unsubscribe from this discussion, e-mail: [ I am trying to get SVN up and running on my own PC. Thanks in advance for any light you can shed. Is the Tortoise client inherently incompatible with the VisualSVN server? If not, what do I have to do to make this work?
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I have read help/documentation/manuals at the VisualSVN and Tortoise websites and neither says anything much about the other, or even really how to make an SVN client communicate with an SVN server in general. Line 1: no element found ( I am not using any proxies, I am not using ssh (as far as I know), and the only reason I'm using https instead of plain http is because that's what VisualSVN tells me its URL is. "Unable to connect to a repository at URL ' The OPTIONS request returned invalid XML in the response: XML parse error at The only even remotely useful-looking command is "repo-browser," and when I try to connect to the URL given by the VisualSVN management console - " - I get the error: However, I cannot find any Tortoise commands in the shell context menu that would let me do this. Now I want to start stuffing source code into it.
I have installed VisualSVN server and it is running and I have created some repositories. I am trying to get SVN up and running on my own PC.
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