avatar pgoodwill Pro Mar 8. 2010. 10:02 am
I just installed the "Source" module, entered my SVN url/user/pass and receive this message when I "Test Connection to Repository":

"Could not connect to repository: sh: /svn: No such file or directory"

I can connect directly to the URL entered via my browser (and SVN client) so I do not understand why I am receiving this error.

My SVN URL looks similar to this:
http://subversion.mycompany.com/svn.subdomain.mysite.com/trunk/

I've tried with/without a trailing slash and with/without "http://".

Any ideas?
avatar Ilija Studen Staff Mar 8. 2010. 2:38 pm
Is path to SVN binary on Administration > Source Settings page OK? Do you get green checkmark when you click on Check SVN Path button?
avatar kdevineni Mar 10. 2010. 6:40 am
I have the same issue with the SVN URL.

I tried with the SVN URL as well as directory path

SVN binary on Administration > Source Settings are good.

My svn and activecollab runs on the same linux server.
I tried all the below combinations, no luck
1./home/local/apps/svn/repositories/DMH
2.https://localhost/svn/DMH
3.http://localhost/svn/DMH
Tried replacing with the IP address and with and without trailing slashes for all the above..

For #2,3 options "Test connection to repository" works, but doesn't work beyond that.

Please help!!

Krishna
avatar Ilija Studen Staff Mar 10. 2010. 6:57 am
Hello Krishna,

Please check this documentation page to learn more about Subversion URL-s. Make sure that you use a valid one that you can also access using svn command line utility (SSH to your server and do some tests to make sure that everything is working properly).
avatar pgoodwill Pro Mar 10. 2010. 8:34 am
kdevineni - what values did you enter into the Administration > Source Settings section?

I'm not sure how to determine where the "subversion executable" exists. Activecollab is on a Linux server.

Ilija Studen - is there a particular file I can search for (i.e. the executable)?
avatar Ilija Studen Staff Mar 10. 2010. 10:03 am
On Unix system, SVN executable is named svn - just that, no extension, no nothing. On Windows, it's svn.exe.

You should consult your system administrator or hosting provider for assistance - they know whether SVN is installed and where it is located.
avatar pgoodwill Pro Mar 10. 2010. 12:49 pm
Found it. I was looking in "/etc/..." but the "svn" binary is stored in "/usr/bin/" by default when installing via YUM.

I left the configure path empty (to use default).

Everything is working as expected now!

Thanks :)
avatar Ilija Studen Staff Mar 10. 2010. 1:43 pm
Thank you for the followup, I'm glad to hear that you got it to work :)