Re: "Expected version '1' of repository; found no version...

Gordon Sullivan <gordon@gortek.com> writes:

> I'm getting the following message when I try viewing the repository in my
> browser: "Expected version '1' of repository; found no version at all; is
> '/usr/local/svn-repo' a valid repository path?"
>
> --Yes, it is. I can do a co of the repository from the local machine using
> the file:/// convention

It looks like the httpd process doesn't have read access.

> I'm running the server on SuSE 8.0 using the Berkeley DB (4.0.14) that comes
> with the distro. I tried using version 4.1.24 from sleepycat but it has
> some problems with the number of parameters being passed in some function.
>
> The subversion I'm have had the most luck with is the package I downloaded
> called subversion-r3200. I tried building everything from scratch using a
> fresh copy of subversion plus snapshots of apr and apr-util and the latest
> neon. It was horrible.
>
> I have also tried both the snapshot of httpd-2.0 and httpd-2.0.43.tar.gz. I
> seem to have more luck with the packaged tarball that includes the apr and
> apr-util.
>
> Is there a known good configuration I can use where all the parts play nice
> together?

Subversion HEAD (and probably r3200 as well) should work with
APR/Apache 2.0.43 and BDB 4.0.14. You need to use Subversion HEAD and
APR/Apache HEAD to use BDB 4.1.24.

-- 
Philip Martin
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