In order to facilitate local code maintenance, deliberately built a local VISUALSVN server for local code management, but recently a sudden problem, the SVN repository on Eclipse is always not connected, prompting "Svn:connection refused by The server "
But you can see the content by accessing it through the browser URL. So I looked for a solution on the Internet, which contains several solutions:
1. VISUALSVN no use to start the service
Be able to access through the browser, stating that the service is definitely started and excluded.
2. Firewall Masks SVN port
View port information through Netstat-ano command, in listen State;
Through Telnet Ip 443, can be accessed normally;
Exclude.
3. The browser has set up a proxy server, which causes incorrect access
The proxy server settings are viewed, and no agents are set up to exclude them.
4. The Eclipse SVN version and the SVN server version incompatibility issue
Previously, versioning was done through eclipse, and there was no problem, and recently there was no version upgrade operation to exclude.
5. Eclipse SVN corruption
Re-download the small turtle TortoiseSVN for testing, also unable to connect, error:"error running context: Because the target computer actively refused to connect."
Exclude.
The above reasons, that the problem is still in the network configuration, through a number of attempts later, modified the Visualserver service properties, and finally actually can access the normal,
Finally, although the data can be done in the commit and update, but for why such reasons, has been unable to determine, in the literal sense, is to convert the external services to local services.
After the follow-up study is clear, and then to supplement, if Bo friends can explain this, trouble to tell, greatly appreciated.
SVN can be accessed via browser HTTPS, but Eclipse SVN,TORTOISESVN is always connected to an SVN problem solution