On Oct 17, 2007, at 23:52, Lou wrote:
> Many thanks for your knowledge; it helped me make some decisions.
>
> Latest update:
>
> We do not have root access to the remote web server, and Bluehost
> tech support cannot help us. So, I've decided to abandon the idea
> of using the Bluehost server, and instead to set Subversion up on
> our own server here in Indonesia, and then try to get our ISP to
> help us connect it to the WWW. Or perhaps you guys can tell me how
> to do it. We have a static IP address, so that should be possible,
> right? Well, actually the static IP address is for our DSL modem;
> does that make a difference?
That'll probably work. If your DSL is asynchronous, as most DSL is,
it could be a bit slow to access the repository through that line.
You'll have to try it out and see if the speed is acceptable.
> I've just installed Kubutu 7.10 on our server. Internet access
> works. Then I downloaded and installed the Kpackage package
> handler. Then I tried to install Subversion using Kpackage. At this
> point, it asked me to reinsert the Kubuntu CD and hit enter (looks
> like it needs some support modules from the CD); when I do this it
> asks me again to insert the Kubuntu CD and hit enter , over and
> over in an endless circle. What is the problem? and how do I
> overcome it?
I've never seen Kubuntu. You'll have to ask them what's up with their
CD.
> But I got to thinking that I probably should be installing Apache
> first anyway, right? Am I right that to use Subversion over the
> Internet I must do an Apache type installation?
Using Apache 2, over ssl or not, is one way to serve Subversion
repositories. Another way is to use svnserve, over ssh or not. See
the book:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.4/svn.serverconfig.html
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Received on Thu Oct 18 07:25:42 2007