Attach your /etc/httpd/conf.d/subversion.conf or post its complete contents between [code]Text here.[/code] tags?

"subversion.conf "file
 

You told us before you would be using "AuthUserFile /etc/svn-users" but you actually are using "AuthUserFile /etc/svn-usres"???

sorry sorry!!!
 

i was tried by changing more passwd files but no one method is working



now i'm using "svn-users" buddy

pls give me a currect one solution friend

So it recognizes WebDAV commands but it isn't allowing any...


That is an Apache directive, not some command line command.
You should not use it anyway.


PLEASE DO NOT add random stuff until you have a working configuration.


This is NOT how the SVNParentPath directive is to be used. I suggest you read the http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/s...fig.httpd.html chapter in full.


To finish this off here is my Apache configuration.

/etc/httpd/conf.modules.d/00-dav.conf:
/etc/httpd/conf.modules.d/10-subversion.conf:
/etc/httpd/conf.d/subversion.conf:
This above work for me.
I have adapted it to what you use.
DO NOT CHANGE these until you know what you are doing.


*Please note: if you are replying then I expect you to:

0) have run these commands before:
and

1) add output of these to your reply:
always.

sorry boss....i can't
 

i dont have the following directory

#/etc/httpd/conf.modules.d


what to do

That's OK, just check where your "LoadModule" statements are. They may be in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf.

thanks boss....
 

yeah the followings are in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

I thing these are the loadmodules



i think some modules are not loaded right?


then what to do friend

If returns 6 lines you're good to go.

sorry for that
 

it returns only two lines..

[root@svn Desktop]# httpd -D DUMP_MODULES|egrep "(dav_|authz_svn|dontdothat)"|nl
Syntax OK
1 dav_module (shared)
2 dav_fs_module (shared)



can u guess what is the problem ??
i cant guess why this is doing like this...pls help me boss...

Somehow that last line is disabled?..
That means your "subversion.conf" (which is located in /etc/httpd/conf.d/) won't be loaded.
Enable it and try again.

After changinging this code

As

I got this output
I dont knw how to load a "/etc/httpd/conf.d/" this directory ..Is this right ???
friend??

output of

find /var/www/svn/ -printf "%p %Z %m %u %g\n"

And another one output for
"tac /var/log/httpd/* | grep -m30 "svn/"

Is this any error??? ji

Looks right, you just don't have the dav_lock and dontdothat modules...


No idea why it's throwing a "405" and
you seem to be running IPv6 too and
this is a human error because you're not allowed to access /svn/ but only subdirectories like /svn/project_repo.



If unsure run
and in another terminal access your repo or run any 'svn import', 'svn verify', 'svn dump' commands. When you get errors then check "tail" output for anything that's not a "200".

when i enter the URL "10.0.0.251/svn"
displays

FOr "10.0.0.251/svn/project_repo"
displays


i think this is the permission problem ..but i gave full permission for svn and itd files

by
now what is the problem friend???

when i enter "tail -f /var/log/httpd/*"

i got more than these continuesly ..ANd this is not stopped

No it is not.
I already told you that you MUST access a SVN repository like "/svn/project_repo" and MUST NOT access the SVN root "/svn/" directly!
(In short: it works OK now.)


THAT IS NICE BUT IT IS WRONG.
CORRECT YOUR ERROR IMMEDIATELY.
AND DO NOT EVER TRY "FIXING" THINGS BY SETTING OCTAL "777" ACCESS RIGHTS AGAIN!
EVER.


If you chose to use a self-signed SSL certificate then this is not a fatal error, just a warning.


These log contents show that SVN works OK.
Mission accomplished, case closed.