On Mon, Feb 25, 2002 at 11:13:10AM -0600, Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> Tim Moloney <moloney@mrsl.com> writes:
>...
> > - I'm in the process of modifying Source Forge 2.0 to manage a small
> > software project I'm working on. I'd like to track the changes to
> > Source Forge using Subversion and use Subversion to display the source
> > of my project a la viewcvs. Is this possible? I believe I've seen
> > viewcvs' author Greg Stein on the list here.
>...
> But this functionality is nowhere near as good at ViewCVS or CVSweb.
> Greg Stein, the author of ViewCVS, wrote our WebDAV networking layer,
> and I can promise you that a full-featured ViewSVN is planned... but
> probably won't be showing up anytime real soon. For now, we have the
> basic browsing to comfort us.
Yup. We'll have a Subversion-enabled ViewCVS probably in the next few
months. It won't have near the functionality, but it will definitely have
richer browsing than Subversion's built in browser. We've already started
some modifications to ViewCVS for this.
[ and yes, I realize that "ViewCVS" is a misnomer when you run it on an SVN
repository; I just haven't come up with a cool name yet, nor do I really
want to toss the brand name that ViewCVS has generated... (sigh) ]
>...
> > - I would like to run my web site directly out of a Subversion
> > repository. I don't know much about DAV but I thought it was supposed
> > to be a open, generalized version of Front Page. I would like to
> > store HTML, GIF, JPG, and PHP files in Subversion and have them
> > viewable as if they were simply served by Apache.
As I mentioned in another note, you need to be careful with the PHP stuff
(and server side includes), but you should be able to do this.
[ following Ben's note about svn:mime-type ]
WebDAV is a *protocol* for authoring and managing content on a server. To
that extent, it could be *used* by the FrontPage application and any server
it talks to. But WebDAV isn't an app: it doesn't replace tools like
FrontPage.
>...
> > - I'd like to run configure for apache and have it find the auth_ldap
> > module. Where do I put the files from the httpd-ldap module and what
> > option do I pass to configure. I tried --add-module per the Apache
> > manual but configure didn't like it.
>
> Greg Stein? Answer? I don't know much about configuring apache
> authentication methods.
No idea. I've never tried to set up the new httpd-ldap module. If there
isn't a README or some such, then send a note to dev@httpd.apache.org.
However, make it very clear you're asking about 2.0, httpd-ldap, etc. Note
that it appears to be a lack of documentation. If it sounds like a simple
"how do I configure this?" question, then you'll get bounced to user forums,
and I doubt they'll know how to deal with Apache 2 and httpd-ldap.
Cheers,
-g
--
Greg Stein, http://www.lyra.org/
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