On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 19:21:36 -0500, Michael Becker <spammb@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have svn up and running using apache for access. I have one minor
> bug in my setup that is a little annoying though.
> I installed subversion using yum so my subversion apache directives
> are in a separate file called subversion.conf in conf.d
> I have 3 domains running off of my internet connection using the
> VirtualHost directive in my httpd.conf file
> Here's the issue, I only want svn to show up when someone browses to a
> particular domain, but at the moment, it shows up when browsing my
> subversion path on all domains.
> Is there a way to restrict the access to one single virtualhost domain
> outside of moving what is in my subversion.conf file into the
> virtualhost directive of that domain in my httpd.conf file?
> Thanks for you help!
> Michael Becker
>
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My guess is somewhere in httpd.conf there's a line like
include subversion.conf
move that line into the appropriate VirtualHost and I think that will
fix your problem. (I'm not exactly sure if includes are allowed in
VirtualHosts, but I am pretty sure they are)
Patrick
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