Subversion ( SVN ) Add-on

jchappo wrote:
i get the error after authenticating with a valid username/pass

This add-in is only for SVN support for the internal system. If you want it to work via HTTP/S, use this thread (Duo/NV/NV+/1100/X6) or this thread (Pioneer/Pro/NVX/2100/3200). WhoCares? has great support on those threads and the instructions are clear. You are probably either missing something in your apache (httpd) .conf or having a permissions issue. (chown) But either way, WhoCares's plugin is the way to go. Also take a look at his WebSVN addon (same location) for a great web-based SVN browser.

no... I'm using the add-on you just linked, which should work over HTTP and it doesn't. My apache user:group is set to admin:admin. The owner of the repos is also admin:admin.

Post to that thread for help. WhoCares? (the maintainer) is pretty good at responding there.

Quick question:

Where do I find the config file as referenced here http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch07 ... sect-1.3.2?

I want to do a global file exclude to keep SVN from picking up the stupid Thumbs.db that Windoze insists on saving in my directories.

Oh, and thanks for making this available. I GREATLY appreciate it.

chris

You do that on your client machine that you check in from. And the location depends on which svn client you're using. (TortoiseSVN stores its config in %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Subversion)

efalsken wrote:
You do that on your client machine that you check in from. And the location depends on which svn client you're using. (TortoiseSVN stores its config in %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Subversion)

Awesome. Thanks!

chris

I'm still new so please understand if this is completely wrong.

I don't like the fact that all the repositories are created in the /opt/subversion/ folder so I deleted that folder and created a link to my projects share

cd /opt
rmdir subversion
ln -s /c/projects/ subversion

Everything seems to work fine and it get a nice backup as well. I'm still having issues with WebSVN, but that could be unrelated.

The re-setting of the link to a different location is perfectly fine. What's your problem with WebSVN?

-Stefan

In the posts above it is said that I can edit the file at
/etc/frontview/apache/addons/SUBVERSION.conf
to disable anonymous access to my repositories. To edit that file i have to enable SSH and use that to get to the file. Is there no way to do it without SSHing?

Nope.