Re: NameVirtualHost's Root shoul be the root of subversion

> Stephen Warren <swarren@paramanet.com> [2004-04-02 18:04]:
>
> > From: Marcin Gil [mailto:mgil@vernet.pl]
> >
> > >
> > I assume that apache listens on 8443 port, yes? So if your svn
> > location is '/', how apache can tell that you want svn or not?
> > Maybe you want the webpage of svn.rawip.org document root?
> >
> > '/' is a LOCATION, independent of URL YOU CHOOSE. Make it '/repo'
> > or something.
> >
> > In your case if you have virtuals like virtu1.tld, virtu2.tld,
> > ..., virtun.tld AND subversion would take up every single '/'
> > access you would have NO ACCESS to ANY document root at ANY
> > virtual host.
>
> I would assume the whole of the above Apache configuration block is
> wrapped in a <VirtualHost> block and so should only affect one
> site-name. As such, "Location /" may well be valid - after all, the
> hostname Lukas gave was "svn.rawip.org", which indicates that the
> hostname might only be expected to serve up SVN repositories.
>

this is absolutely true.

wbr,
Lukas

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