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Distribution: debian, gentoo, os x (darwin), ubuntu
Posts: 940
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what problem are you exactly having?
are you using dav_svn? if so what error message are you getting?
are you using svn via ssh? or the svnserve standalone server?
when I tried to browse the repository with TortoisseSVN. I get 'servername\repos' is not a working copy can't open file 'servername\repos\.svn\entries' The system cannot find the path specified.
I'm using mod_dav_svn within Apache. I get access denied when I tried to connect thru web browser.
Distribution: debian, gentoo, os x (darwin), ubuntu
Posts: 940
Rep:
SVNParentPath /repos/svn
that means that /repos/svn/foo would be a repository and accessed via http://<hostname>/repos/foo
these directories need to have read write permissions for the user apache2 is running as.
if /repos/svn is the repository the you either want SVNParentPath /repos to access the repository at http://<hostname>/repos/svn or SVNPath /repos/svn which will then be accessed under http://<hostname>/repos
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