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I have just successfully installed the subversion in windows server 2008
i can checkout the directory from my client machine svn://ip/test
but i am unable to locate test directory on server.
Repository in F:\SvnRepository and conf folder in F:\SvnRepository\conf and binaries are in C:\Program Files (x86)\Subversion
Created directory by executing the command svn mkdir svn://localhost/test.
The svn repository cannot be used like a working copy. Simply check out the repository to a working copy somewhere (with
svn checkout– you already did that at least once).Also, note that using
svn mkdirwith a URL is an unusual command. Typically, you create the local changes (including new directories) in your working copy (on the client) and then commit them.