On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 23:11:58 -0600, Matthew England
<mengland@mengland.net> wrote :
>Hello,
>
>(My apologies if this is a FAQ.)
>
>I can access my subversion 1.1.1 server (on a Linux Redhat 8 system) via
>ssh-based svn client (running on WinXP-cygwin via: 'svn co
>svn+ssh://<server_hostname>/<repo_pathname>'). However, my svn-server
>binaries/libraries (particularly 'svnserve') are required to be in /usr/bin
>and /usr/lib, respectively (or some other "common" path).
>
>However, I'd prefer to operate 'svnserve' and other things exclusively out
>of /opt/local if I can. Anyone know how I can make adjustments to do so?
>
>Any changes to the given user's login path appears to have no affect, hence
>I looked at the following man page:
>
> From the login(1) man page:
>
> "PATH defaults to /usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:."
>
>I suspect this path will be my limitation?
What shell is attached to the account you're connecting to? If it's a
regular user account, won't .bashrc or some other rc be executed on
startup?
In my case, the shell is bash, and I have a fairly simple .bashrc that
puts svnserve onto the path (because it's a local install on my own
account, I'm not an admin on the server machine).
Duncan Murdoch
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Received on Fri Apr 1 14:06:23 2005