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RE: Subversion Win32 Installer RC

From: Troy Simpson <troy_at_ebswift.com>
Date: 2007-02-26 06:25:04 CET

Thankyou Greg, the release will happen within the next 24 hours. I am at
work, and whilst at home I usually tend to programming etc. early in the
morning.
 
 
Troy
 

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From: Greg Jewell [mailto:greg17@jewell.net]
Sent: Monday, 26 February 2007 2:10 PM
To: troy@ebswift.com
Cc: dev@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: Subversion Win32 Installer RC

In my opinion, this is not an issue that should hold up the release. This
behavior is consistent with that of previous installers, so shouldn't cause
additional difficulties for people. (It's probably a fringe case where
somebody installs a new instance of Subversion to a directory different from
that of the original installation.) Besides, if the user is savvy enough to
configure httpd.conf for their particular repository, I'm sure they will be
able to figure out how to fix this problem should it occur.

Thanks,
Greg Jewell

Troy Simpson wrote:

If this is going to be a major issue I will hold off putting the installer

online. I did not personally change anything to do with apache files so I

will need to look at what happened between 1.4.2 and 1.4.3. Since I don't

use apache I will have to set it up and learn how to integrate subversion

before I can fix a release. If this is a pre-existing issue then maybe we

can let it go for 1.4.3 and try to address it before the next release? I

have had no feedback of any other problems. Thoughts?

Thanks,

Troy

  

-----Original Message-----

From: Greg Jewell [mailto:greg17@jewell.net]

Sent: Friday, 16 February 2007 9:44 AM

To: dev@subversion.tigris.org

Subject: RE: Subversion Win32 Installer RC

Hello,

I'm a longtime lurker on this list. Thanks everybody here for their great

work.

I tried the new installer, and saw different behavior. I am running Apache

httpd 2.0.59. First of all, I stopped Apache and ran the un-installer for

Subversion 1.4.2. Once this process completed, I ran the installer for

1.4.3. During the installation process, I was never prompted for the

location of the Apache installation. (I assume you are guessing at the

proper location, and prompting if you don't find it.)

Like Peter, the apache modules were not installed to the Apache directory

tree. However, the httpd.conf file was pointed to the modules in the

Subversion directory.

Incidentally, I did not modify the httpd.conf file after I uninstalled

1.4.2. After the installation of 1.4.3, however, I had two entries for each

of the Subversion modules. Can this behavior be changed? I believe that

removing (or commenting) the old entries and adding the new ones would be

fine, but perhaps prompting the user for direction would be safer.

Thanks,

Greg Jewell

> Hello Peter,

>

> Can you please take a look at the win32 notes (attached) and see if the

  

apache issues apply to you? @Dev Group: Can anyone else verify if they can

get a successful apache install? Thanks.

    

>

> Troy

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Peter McNab [mailto:mcnabp@optushome.com.au] > Sent: Friday, 16

February 2007 7:45 AM > To: troy@ebswift.com > Subject: Re: Subversion

Win32 Installer RC > > Troy Simpson wrote:

> > Hello all,

> >

> > Appologies for the lateness but the Subversion release also coincided

  

with another release I was working with. I have an installer build > >

      

that you can try here:

> >

> > http://www.ebswift.com/subversion/svn-1.4.3-setup.zip

> >

> > Please test this installer; and please do not make this download > >

address public.

> Hi Troy.

>

> UnZips OK.

> Applied to an XP box running Apache 2.0.54. (several times).

> Left the checkbox ticked: "Install and configure Subversion modules ..."

>

> Given that the installer asks for the path to Apache's conf folder and

does > a stop/start on the service I was half expecting to see the 1.4.3

modules > mod_dav_svn.so and mod_authz_svn.so installed in Apaches's

modules folder.

> However the previously installed modules were still present.

>

> Copied the above files across manually and after adding

"SVNListParentPath > on" to httpd.conf in the appropriate place and a

restart its possible to > browse into multiple repos.

>

> Apache is on the D:\ drive in this machine.

>

> Peter

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