SVN problem

Hi !
I have an account on dreamhost. I logged in, have been directioned to my home directory. I have svn.mydomain.com, and I've set up a repository in the svn directory from my home directory. All ok. Next thing I want to do is to check out on my local machine a copy of what is in the repository (like nothing right now)

when trying to check out from http://svn.mydomain.com I get this error:

svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/'
svn: PROPFIND of '/': 405 Method Not Allowed (http://svn.mydomain.com)

Please give me some ideas of what to do in order ot be able to check out.
Thank you !
Cimpu Emanuel, student

C.A.E.

Normal address is http://domain.com/svn/ - (need that /svn/)
I think you have to edit svn-access.conf to gain the ability for access using a direct subdomain address.

Try creating a /svn directory in domain.com and copy/move your files to it and test browse http://domain.com/svn/ [repository].
If that works then you could try mirror or redirect your subdomain to that folder.

I'm not sure that's correct.

I just created a new subdomain: svn.quarter-flash.com

I then created a new project "tutorials". Logging in I can see, in my home directory, a directory named svn and it has the information about the tutorials project in it. I can also see the website that appears to be empty.

In my browser I can navigate to http://svn.quarter-flash.com/tutorials and I can see the project name (with no contents, of course.)

In MonoDevelop, when I try to publish the project I get the following message:

MKCOL of '/tutorials/!svn/wrk/00471e30-dccf-4d24-96a7-9c9f63e1644c/GTKGladeTutorial': 405 Method Not Allowed (http://svn.quarter-flash.com)

Now, this was all set up with the tools in the panel, nothing at all done manually.

It worked 6 months ago

Did you have a question?

Well, sure - why *isn't* it working?

I wasn't trying to do this 6 months ago, so it's inconsequential to me whether or not it worked back then.

I get essentially the same information whether I'm using the MonoDevelop interface or the svn command line client (the 405 part, not the bit from MD that includes a GUID.)

I can set up a local svn server on my box and access it from inside my network at home, so I know the tools work. It could very well be some sort of interaction between my system and DH and this works well for other people. In fact, I suspect it either works well for most people or no one is using svn on DH because this is essentially the only thread talking about this.