I've been running SVN on a Windows system since last
May and love it. Now I am migrating the repository
over to a Sun Solaris 8 system (for more developers,
and back up & reliability purposes). After reading the
documentation and FAQs I decided that the
Apache2/WebDAV access would be best for the multiple
users due to the pain of the directory permissions.
However, we have been plagued with issues in the
compilation process.
Apache2 2.0.52 compiled fine with SSL and WebDAV
support. It took a bit to get the Berkeley DB 4.2.52
with it, but it is compiling and running just fine. I
compiled with the following options:
./configure --enable-webdav -enable-dav-fs
--enable-ssl --enable-so --with-ssl=/usr/local/openssl
--enable-auth-dbm --enable-user-track
--with-berkeley-db=/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.2
--with-dbm=db42
OpenSSL 0.9.7d was compiled as follows:
./config --with-prefix=/usr/local
--openssl-dir=/usr/local/openssl
After some problems, I downloaded Neon 0.24.7, and
built it in /usr/local/installs/src/neon-0.24.7 as
follows:
./configure --with-ssl
Finally, I tried to build SubVersion with the
following options:
./configure --with-ssl --with-apr=/usr/local/apache2
--with-apr-util=/usr/local/apache2
I also tried adding --with-neon=/usr/local. However,
after SVN gets through all the compilation, it dumps
out several pages of linker errors related to OpenSSL
and Neon stating a lot of unknown reference issues.
OpenSSL works just fine, and was used to generate a
CERT for the Apache2 SSL site on the same system.
I have tried both SVN 1.1.0 and 1.1.1 and received the
same error messages.
The system is a SunBlade 2000 running Solaris 8 using
the GNU Development Suite (installed from binary
releases, I think from Sun Soft, but am not positive).
Help would be very much appriciated.
Thanks in advance,
Benjamen R. Meyer
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