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Re: Install help needed on Gentoo

From: John Jones <john.jones_at_sophos.com>
Date: 2004-10-14 00:39:53 CEST

> >
> > Further, I can run any and all svn commands from the command line
(though I
> > am very inexperienced).

> Are you using file or http for the repository location?
> Try http

I am using http.

> >
> > Is there any way to check that everything is configured properly from
the
> > same machine? The only non-server svn tool I have installed is
Tortoise on
> > my workstation, and I am getting 405 errors on that... so I am thinking
> > that webdav is somehow not configured right. From the logs:

> try your local browser

> > My question to the list is one of a help request to help me figure out
what
> > is not working correctly? I am not sure if webdav is the problem, or
if
> > something in tortoise is. If the latter, I know that the other list is
the
> > place to get that fixed. What I want to do is verify that the
subversion +
> > webdav setup is correct to narrow it down.

Command line access doesn't work either.

[root /etc/apache2/conf/vhosts] svn co http://www.openwarsim.net/code
svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/code'
svn: PROPFIND of '/code': 405 Method Not Allowed
(http://www.openwarsim.net)

I think the problem may be arising from the fact that I am trying to have
the code repository outside the web repository. So it is on a completely
seperate partition from the web content. I was missing an 'Alias' config
directive in the site definition, so I have added (Alias /code
/ows/.code/repository) ... but it still errors out.

Would the '.' character in the path screw Apache up, perhaps? Maybe I will
build a repo in the web dir just to check that configs are right on the
other elements... then work on moving it out of there.

--
John Jones
Systems Administrator, Sophos
Tel: 604 484 6400
Web: www.sophos.com
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