Brad Fuller wrote:
Emmanuel Blot wrote:
First of all, I was a bit confused with the SVN part. I figured (being
an SVN user and admin) that to utilize the svn repos I would need to
configure the directives in the httpd.conf (or subversion.conf) config
file. But, it looks like trac takes care of all that.
Please tell me that I've guessed right here ;-)
Unfortunately, you guessed wrong ;-)
Trac provides an improved browser of the SVN repository, that is nice
HTML presentation of the repository contents, but not SVN access. In
other words, a SVN client (svn, TortoiseSVN, etc.) cannot access the
SVN repository through Trac. From a more technical perspective Trac
does not provide WebDAV access to the repository.
This means that you need to configure your Apache server as without
Trac if you want a SVN client to access the repository.
whoa.. what a min. I just read this again. Are you saying you can't run
trac AND svn simultaneously in apache?
This clearly can't be the case.
thanks!
Is there anything magic about the SVN directives working with trac? The
reason I came to my conclusion was I actually set up a couple in
httpd.conf (actually subversion.conf) and httpd didn't start up:
<Location /project1>
DAV svn
SVNParentPath /var/svn/project1
etc..
</Location>
Unfortunately, httpd didn't start up and didn't provide any errors
either.
(yes, dav_module, dav_svn_module are loaded)
any help would be appreciated (for instance a short copy of your svn
directives)
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