On Mar 23, 2007, at 07:52, J Rancier wrote:
>> > OK. I did get limited success when changing my repository from h:
>> > to c: I imported the same project into both, modifying the
>> > httpd.conf, stopping and starting Apache2. I worked from the
>> > command line, but not from the browser.
>> > Here's was I saw:
>> >
>> > CONFIGURED AS c:/svn:
>> >
>> > svn list file:///c:/svn/projects/kf_info
>> > bin/
>> > inc/
>> > src/
>> > tmp/
>> >
>> > svn list http://pmis055a/repos/projects/kf_info
>> > bin/
>> > inc/
>> > src/
>> > tmp/
>>
>> Looks good!
>>
>> So in what way does it not work from the web browser?
>
> It was a few things. Between your posts and DJs as follows:
>
> -Apache is a service that doesn't have access to your own user's
> mapped
> -network drives (mapped drive letters are scoped to the current user's
> -logon session).
> -
> -If you really want to run with the repository on a network share,
> then
> -you need to use UNC notation (\\server\sharename\directory) and
> change
> -the Apache service to run as a network user that has permissions to
> -that share.
>
> I got things to work. My entire goal was to have the repository on
> a system which was backed up daily. After setting up Apache as DJ
> suggested, since the user is in my local domain, there's no startup
> scripts to map the network drives. I just run a MS job one a day
> with the scheduler, which exports the repos to the LAN.
>
> Thanks Y'all. BTW, the other useful link was http://
> httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/platform/windows.html
Sooo..... you're saying it does work in the web browser now and
you're all set?
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Received on Fri Mar 23 21:33:42 2007