On Apr 3, 1:10 pm, mbouv...@westport.com wrote: > Hello all - > > anybody? This is a general cgi / VisualSVN Server question, I'm sure > someone has had experience with something similar at some point? > > Thanks in advance > Mathieu > > On Apr 1, 4:36 pm, mbouv...@westport.com wrote: > > > Hello - > > > I am trying to setupviewVCwith a VisualSVN Server installation. I > > followed theViewVCinstallation instructions, and added the following > > lines to httpd-custom.conf > > > ---------------------------------------------------------- > > LoadModule alias_module bin\mod_alias.so > > > ScriptAlias /viewvc"C:\Program Files\viewvc-1.0.7\bin\cgi\viewvc.cgi" > > ScriptAlias /query "C:\Program Files\viewvc-1.0.7\bin\cgi\query.cgi" > > ---------------------------------------------------------- > > > Now when I remotely point to my SVN server and addviewvcto the url > > (i.e.https://myrepoaddress.com/viewvc) the CGI script that /viewvc > > points to (viewvc.cgi) is displayed (as text) in the browser, but not > > executed! > > > I am no CGI guru... What am I missing here? I thought that the > > ScriptAlias command would instruct the server to execute the script? > > > Thanks > > Mathieu
Are you doing this right in the VisualSVN httpd server? Because they don't have mod_cgi, at least not the version I'm using. You'll need to get the mod_cgi binary and copy it into visualsvnserver\bin, then do a loadModule in your httpd-custom.conf.
