svn with dyndns

[Paul F. Johnson]

Hi,

Has anyone using f14 managed to use dyndns to provide the IP name with
their own svn server?

I've got things set up here for svn, but when I try to connect via
dyndns, it comes back with no route to host. I'm not going through
apache to try and make life easier.

All requests in via tcp:3690 are routed to the server.

I've set things up using the instructions at
http://queens.db.toronto.edu/~nilesh/linux/subversion-howto/ (option 2)

If I try

svn import kickstart svn://127.0.0.1/developer/paul -m "Initial import"

I get asked my password, and life is good. However

svn import kickstart http://devsys-dyndns-server.com/developer/paul -m
"Initial import"

comes back with

svn: OPTIONS of 'http://devsys.dyndns-server.com/developer/paul': Could
not resolve hostname `devsys.dyndns-server.com': Host not found
(http://devsys.dyndns-server.com)

Not sure if this is my router being silly (it looks ok, I have a rule
set for TCP/UDP 3690 to allow traffic in, so the firewall is happy
there). IPTABLES has 3690 tcp/udp also open or if i'm missing a trick
using dyndns - it looks like everything should work

TIA

TTFN

Paul

[Sam Sharpe]

On 3 January 2011 18:00, Paul F. Johnson  wrote:
> I'm not going through
> apache to try and make life easier.
> All requests in via tcp:3690 are routed to the server.
> I've set things up using the instructions at
> http://queens.db.toronto.edu/~nilesh/linux/subversion-howto/ (option 2)
>
> If I try
>
> svn import kickstart svn://127.0.0.1/developer/paul -m "Initial import"
>
> I get asked my password, and life is good. However
>
> svn import kickstart http://devsys-dyndns-server.com/developer/paul -m
> "Initial import"

Is that second command exactly what you typed? If so, the fact that
you are *not* using Apache and the URL being http:// rather than
svn:// would seem to conflict.