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dude, you just saved my day!!! thank you so much, now it works!

i promise that in exchange i will work out a tutorial for dummies (like me...) and put it on the web! :-) thanks again!

the following path used in tortoisesvn when trying to make a first checkout

svn+ssh://my.svn.server.com/f:/svn/repositories/test

gives the following errors:
...

my repository is (on a windows server) at:

e:/svn/repositories/myrepository

according to your suggestion i would use

svn+ssh://my.svn.server.com/e:/svn/repositories/myrepository

but 'e:'...

do you need more info to answer my questions? if so, what do you need to know?

please help!

i still didn't catch what your suggestion is.

- do i have to change something on the configuration of the ssh-server?
- do i have to change something on the configuration of the repository?
- do...

up to now, i have been accessing subversion-repository through VPN and without SSH. it worked well, but i always had to keep the VPN connection open, which was somehow cumbersome.

now i have...

thanks for your help. meanwhile it works, but i have to confess i don't really understand everything.

i did not use ssh at the moment because i can run it inside a VPN (which is said to be secure...

it seems to happen because this files are "read only" by default!

if i use "relocate" From the tortoiseSVN (v1.1.1.1857) menu then it seems to not work. all pathes that should change still stay the same. i guess this must be a bug.

ok, yes it works. :) and i guess it also works with svn+ssh (if using tortoiseplink ...)?

if the svnserve is running serversided, is it possible to just use TortoiseSVN client-sided? or is another client needed?

hello everybody

i am another newcomer that needs some help, sorry for disturbing you.

i have remote-acces to the (windows)server where i have to install subversion. if i understood the...