Hello jcc7,
== 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").
Nice! :)
-JJR
