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I have installed jenkins on mac using the mac installer file. I have created a svn repository on my dropbox folder. I can checkout the project from my svn repository from eclipse and command line and it all works fine. The issue is that when I am trying to configure the job on jenkins, it is not able to connect to my repository.
I am specifying the repository url in jenkins as:

file:///Users/TestUser/Dropbox/SvnRepository/trunk/TestApp

but I get the following error:-

Unable to access file:///Users/TestUser/Dropbox/SvnRepository/trunk/TestApp : svn: E180001: Unable to open an ra_local session to URL
svn: E180001: Unable to open repository 'file:///Users/TestUser/Dropbox/SvnRepository/trunk/TestApp' (show details)
(Maybe you need to enter credential?)
 
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I thought you had to usesvnserve in order to access a repository on the same machine from Hudson.

This thread implies that it is possible to do what you want though. Things to check:
  • Do you have the right # of slashes?
  • Jenkins clearly has access to the computer since it is local - perhaps it doesn't have permission on the UNIX file system? What user id/group is Jenkins running under?
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