== Quote from dsimcha ([email protected])'s article > > I've never got a "forbidden" error, but I have had to change the > > svn mime type on them for them to show up as webpages instead of > > as raw source. That's something you do on your end with your svn > > client, then check them in. > Can you please elaborate on this? What do I need to change the MIME > type to? Please understand that most of my programming experience > comes from working on research prototype code, where a lot of > formalities like version control are often ignored, so my knowledge > of tools like SVN is *way* behind my general programming > knowledge. Assume I know almost nothing about SVN.
This page describes the MIME-type change: http://www.dsource.org/projects/tutorials/wiki/SvnTips But I think all you have to do is use URL's like this: http://svn.dsource.org/projects/dstats/docs/alloc.html (note: "svn" instead of "www").
