RE: Re: Subversion Via Apache Question
From: Eden Crane <ecrane_at_pacwest.com>
Date: 2005-04-04 23:27:14 CEST
Thank you for your response! I just tried moving the repository to somewhere outside of Apache's DocumentRoot and repointed the SVNParent path in the <Location> tags, still does not work, same 403 error. Do you or anyone else have any ideas on what to try next?
For those of you who missed out on the fun earlier, here is the original post:
I am having some trouble getting Subversion to work over Apache. Can anyone help me?
I am running CentOS, and used it's bundled Apache 2 & Subversion packages.
1. I created a SVN Repository /var/www/html/mysvn
<Location /repos>
So unless I missed something I should be able to browse to http://<myserver>/repos and I'll have Subversion access. I can drop a html or text file in the /var/www/html directory and browse to it just fine. If I try to browse to the /repos, I get a 403 Access Denied page. Any suggestions? I read all the docs I could find but I am not an Apache expert. I am not sure if this Apache, DAV, or Subversion that is misconfigured.
Thank you!
Eden
-----Original Message-----
On Apr 1, 2005 9:46 PM, Eden Crane <ecrane@pacwest.com> wrote:
Is this inside your DocumentRoot? If so, move it somewhere else.
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