How is httpd configured? I don't fully understand the relationship
between www.example1.com and sub.example1.com -- is sub.example1.com
totally independent of the former and you want to prevent the former's
/svn mapping to be accessible?

Posting the relevant httpd.conf file helps :)

- gino

On 10/7/05, JM Ibanez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I recently did some funky stuff and took a mod_rewrite recipe to map
> subdomains to a particular directory/resource. Now, the server that
> this particular recipe (and the subdomains in question) also hosts a
> Subversion repository...
>
> My problem here is that the '/svn' location is now visible in the
> subdomain, i.e.:
>
> (1) http://www.example1.com/svn is ok -- goes to the SVN repository as
> configured
> (2) http://sub.example2.com/ is ok -- the mod_rewrite recipe (+VHost
> config) works
> (3) http://sub.example2.com/svn -- goes to the SVN repository!
>
> The 3rd URL *should* map to the mod_rewrite recipe, but instead goes
> to the /svn location (which is not in a VirtualHost block).
>
> HOWEVER, adding the /svn Location inside a VirtualHost block *breaks*
> SSL access to it, and I most definitely need HTTPS access to the repo.
>
> Any advice? (And I still have to clean up the relevant conf files, so
> I'll probably post them later)
>
> --
> JM Ibanez --
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>                    sorry, I have to go see about a girl." Son of a
>                    bitch. He stole my line.
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