Hey there, The good news is : Yes! (sortof)
There is no IIS module to support SVN directly--that's quite a bit of effort. Option #1: check out this project: http://svniis.org ----------------------- This is an HttpModule for IIS 6 and IIS 7, which acts as a custom reverse proxy and passes thru stuff to an Apache server on the backend. I used this a bit. but I found it really hard to get working, and it was a bit buggy for me, and required me to figure out how to make VisualSVN's Apache behave just right for it. Option #2: Send me an email. ====================== After looking at svniis.org, I ended up writing my own reverse proxy. Mine is implemented as a service, and has the underlying HTTP.SYS forward the requests thru to my service, which acts as a reverse proxy to Apache on the back end. This service is *extremly* lightweight, and works very well. I'll be publishing the source code pretty soon--probably next weekend. The great part is that it is really easy to install (drop the files into the directory, run the command to install the service, and start the service) I did all my testing with VisualSVN, so I know it works right with it. VisualSVN still uses it's Apache behind the scenes on a different port, but you can't tell from the client. :D It works on IIS6 and II7, and I'm now running several servers with it. Garrett On Nov 21, 2:53 am, Dariusz RockY Tarczynski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello. > Is this possible to run VisualSvn Server running on IIS6 that can be > accessed from internet (not only locally)? I will be glad to read some > manual or any help how to setup this. And the second question: Is > Apache required to run that configuration? > > Thanks in advance > Darek
