RE: Subversion at Root?

Unfortunately, anything below the Location containing SVNParentPath is
treated as a directory containing a Subversion filesystem.

Off the top of my head, and realistically speaking, once you have made
the root of your server the subversion parent path, I think there isn't
much of a window left to have ordinary html pages or other data.

However, maybe some experimentation with creating a repository that
contains webpages would suffice? Quite a hack, but just a thought.

  - Dave Heppenstall
    david.heppenstall AT rci DOT rogers DOT com

-----Original Message-----
From: Martin, John M. (Number Six Software) [mailto:John.Martin5@va.gov]

Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 10:52 AM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Subversion at Root?

Is this possible?

We currently have our subversion repositories available from the root of
the web server so that, for example, a repository called repo is
available at http://myhost/repo .

We are using <Location / > and including a parent path so that any new
repository I put in the parent directory is available as
http://myhost/whatever

We've been going on like this for a while and I like it. But, now I want
to do some non-svn web stuff with this web server. I'd like to be able
to now have regular web content served up from another directory, maybe
at http://myhost/info or something.

But if I create an Alias, it doesn't keep the system from trying
subversion stuff on http://myhost/info calls.

-->John

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Received on Fri Mar 3 17:13:03 2006