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  • lmao, funny name. "hello this is vanda tha havandi pur" lol

  • Great video.. however when I try to commit changes I always get the error, 'The repository "repository name" could not be reached' from the IDE. In the Repository Organizer, however I can check code in without a problem.  But it's annoying as far as workarounds go. The repository does sit on a different machine. Thoughts?

  • Great video, extremely clear and articulate speaking voice. great Job!

  • Thank you! This really helped. I had only 1 problem. Basically the RSA fingerprint of the remote server wasn't in my list, so I had to first manually checkout an SVN revision and then try again with Xcode otherwise it would just hang saying it couldn't reach it.

  • hey. i have tried your tutorial, but it's no use, it didn't work with me.

    i have 2 iMac, i wanna be able to start a project on one of them, then i edit it with the other iMac. i did the following steps:

    1. System preference --> Sharing --> and i check the web sharing.

    2. start a new project and put it in the sites folder in the home folder.

    3. going to the other iMac, open xCode 4, then click on connect to repositories.

  • @MumenShabaro Hi,

    I think SVN's default port is 3690

    So if you iMac 1 has an IP of 10.10.10.40

    Go to your iMac 2 and open a browser and in the location type:

    10.10.10.40:3690

    See if your browser is able to connect to your iMac 1's SVN repository. If not, there is something wrong with the SVN repository itself. Let me know how it goes.

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