GILXA1226
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Re: Need help installing SVN on my VPS
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blueOne
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Alameda, CA
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I have something similar in there. Do those #'s mean that it's commented out? |
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GILXA1226
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I'm not sure how your apache is all setup, but in gentoo I have the following to map an SVN DAV location in apache:
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blueOne
Super Mega Xtreme Adrenaline Manwich
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Alameda, CA
1 edit | reply to GILXA1226
Not sure what exactly is needed.. but there are some things svn related in my httpd.conf
What should I be looking for? |
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GILXA1226
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Have you(or the VPN admin) added the proper configuration to apache for it to be able to use webdav with svn? |
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blueOne
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Apache/webdav at the moment. |
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GILXA1226
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are you trying to access the svn using the apache/webdav client? Or using the inetd server? |
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blueOne
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Alameda, CA
|  So I've been pulling my hair out for the past couple of hours trying to figure this out. I'm somewhat familiar using SVN, but never tried installing it.
Tech support at my VPS hosting company installed SVN for me, but as for configuring it, I'm on my own, since they don't support it.
So I'm able to ssh and create a SVN directory with
which creates these files/folders within the directory:
README.txt
/conf
/dav
/db
format
/hooks
/locks
I then edited the 'passwd' file within the /conf directory
When I try to connect with my SVN client, I get this error
I looked around Googling things, but everyone seems to have a different way to do things. Also reading though subversion.tigris.org is a headache in itself.
Any help would be great!!! |
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