Tortoise svn create http repository?

Actually I don't understand "move local repo to http", http is a protocol, http deamon/server can serve files over network (using http protocol).

Actually I don't understand "move local repo to http", http is a protocol, http deamon/server can serve files over network (using http protocol). So I understand that you'd like to have your svn repo content available over http, am I right? Tortoise is just svn repo client.So you have to have, repository server.

Ie. Apache + svn modules. Here I've googled some tut: howtoforge.com/apache_subversion_repository Edit: create root repo on your ie.

Linux machine using: svnadmin create If you want HTTP use apache server manual svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.0/ch06s04.html I won't copy it, since it's step by step howto. Simpler solution without apache (then you'd use URL's and its internal protocol) set up your server using: svnserve -d -r /usr/local/repositories now you could write some access rights on your repo in config files and access: svn checkout svn://host.example.Com/project1 Complete manual man I won't copy it, since it's step by step howto.

Yes i'd like to have my repo available over http and I want to be able to use it anywhere. So I have a domain and I want to create a repository in it. Can I do it myself or is there anything to do server side?

– bilal Aug 10 '10 at 11:32 i've edited my post, hope it helps – bua Aug 10 '10 at 14:24.

See my question on SF: serverfault.com/questions/96113/read-onl... there you will find example of Apache configs to setup SVN repo over http.

If the remote machine is a Microsft machine try VisualSVN Server. If you are the only user and don't want to use a server, try it like described here Good luck :).

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