Re: Connecting Tortoise client to NAS server

Thank you for your support, Daniel. All working fine! I indeed had to configure some security settings first but this was pretty straightforward. It actually happens outside of the Docker image as the workspace for SVN is in a shared folder on the NAS (in my case "/volume1/Data_SVN" routed to

Connecting Tortoise client to NAS server

Hey everyone! I've launched a svn server based on garethflowers/docker-svn-server (Github) on my Synology DS220+ NAS. First tried this tutorial but that failed on the iF.SVNAdmin

Re: Connecting Tortoise client to NAS server

Thanks Daniel! I think I did (or perhaps I tried things like "svn://hostname/var/opt/svn/repo01") but I got stuck in quarantine due to a Covid infection so I'll verify once I get back to work :) The hostname is resolved in my hosts file but after numerous attempts one starts checking with IP

Re: Connecting Tortoise client to NAS server

Success! It indeed connects to svn://hostname/repo01 but when trying to create a new folder I get the following: [Window Title] TortoiseSVN [Main Instruction] Subversion reported an error: [Content] Authorization failed [Close] Shouldn't it be showing an authentication pop-up at this point or

Re: Log: Item is not readable

That's it! Changed anon-access to none and voila: [image: TortoiseProc_b3mwGjK4GY.png] You have my sincerest gratitude, Daniel! On Friday, 20 January 2023 at 14:42:52 UTC+1 daniel.l...@gmail.com wrote: > Thanks for a very detailed description. > > Can you check if the answer in the following