May be I'm wrong, Uli, but what I see is:
1. I do not have Apache installed, (I'm running Tomcat, but there is no
servlet-based server for subversion)
2. There is no sign that svnserve was started (ps ax, grep svn * in
/etc/init.d)
3. /etc/inetd.conf does not contain an entry for svnserve
4. I do not have xinetd installed
I have the subversion package installed (apt-get install subversion) and
I can communicate with the server over the internet, however, only by
svn+ssh://, while svn:// does not work.
Rolf
Ulrich Eckhardt wrote:
> On Tuesday 20 November 2007, Rolf Schumacher wrote:
>
>> I got to find out, how "apt-get install subversion" (version string is
>> 1.4.4dfsg1-1) initiates the service on my Debian linux. Looks like it
>> differs from what is documented in the svn-book. My linux knowledge
>> seems to be too limited here.
>>
>
> >From my knowledge of Debian I would guess that it simply doesn't start any
> service. Firstly, installing Subversion doesn't require a service at all (you
> can use file:// URLs), secondly there are various choices what kind of
> service you could start (Apache, svnserve). IOW, I'm pretty sure that you
> have to configure it yourself, e.g. by adding svnserve to the setup of inetd
> or xinetd.
>
> Uli
>
>
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