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I have recently installed svn server (Collabnet server) on some machine X (for example its host name is s-concrete_name). There’s a network share. Is it alright that I can only connect with server from a client machine using the following url: svn://s-concrete_name/E:my_repository_folder?
Should a drive letter be present in the url?
Thanks!
No. If
svnserveis installed on the server and used to access the repo, the URL should look likesvn://machine.company.com/my_repo. SVN is often accessed through HTTP, though. Are you sure you installed and configured svnserve?See http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/nightly/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-serversetup-svnserve.html for installation instructions. Did you follow these steps?