Can nobody offer a suggestion?
On May 29, 10:10 am, "sfk.hooper" <sfk.hoo...@gmail.com> wrote: > Ok, So I've just installed VisualSVN 1.7.2 onto my public facing web > server which is a Windows Server 2003 x64 SP2 box with 2Gb RAM and a > 2.4GHz Xeon. It's a VPS server. > > I host public websites on this machine using IIS6 and also have a > mailserver. Sounds like a lot going on but the resources hover around > 50% mostly so I'm happy. > > Anyway I installed SVN, made a user, made a repository, and installed > the service. From the console I confirmed that everything was working > by navigating to https://<machinename>:8443/svn/<repositoryname>/ > (without the <> chars) and was presented with a page with the SVN > logo, the repository name "Revision 0: /", and the subversion link at > the bottom. Sounds like a win, yeah? > > But the client side of things has me stumped. I just cant access it. > I'm trying the url https://<ip_address>:8443/svn/<repositoryname>/ > (without the <> chars) and after some thinking I'm taken to the Plesk > control panel login for my VPS which is provided by my webhost. I have > added port 8443 to my firewall exceptions on the server and client and > have even lowered my client firewall, but no joy. Has anyone come > across this?
