Re: Installation/configuration issue.

There are scads of possible reasons for this. Please,

0) check permissions and that you aren't using BDB on a network drive (done!)
1) search the archives and google for the same error code
2) provide a detailed list of your environment including
        - how svn (and apache if you use it) were installed (inc. version #'s or any
non-default compile time options) - I had horrible problems because I rolled my own.
        - OS (for you, Fedora Core 2)
        - command line used to create repository
        - command line used in attempting to access
          or browser version &c.
3) check permissions again.
4) no really, it's a good idea. are you sure that apache is running as the
right user/group?

I know that this sort of thing should have one simple answer because you are
just getting started but unfortunately it does not.

best of luck,
/c

It is whispered that Dmitri was heard, on or about 10/20/04 10:23 to say:
>>Dear Users,
>>
>>I downloaded latest 1.0 (1.0.8 or something like this) version of SVN.
>>After I installed and configured everything I get the following
>>message when I try to access repository through the browser:
>>
>>"Could not open the requested SVN filesystem".
>>
>>Error code that I get is 160029.
>>
>>I configured subversion.conf with proper location information.
>>
>>Any help with this will be greatly appreciated. Thank you,

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