Make part of repository visible via Apache?
From: John Aldridge <john.aldridge_at_informatix.co.uk>
Date: 2007-12-04 20:03:59 CET
We run Apache as a web server for internal company material. One of the
which is currently an ordinary folder in the Apache DocumentRoot folder
This has two disadvantages:
a) Anyone who updates a document needs to remember to do an "svn update"
b) It's a waste of disk (& backup tape) space.
I wondered whether mod_dav_svn could be used to solve both of these
<Location /Documents>
to the Apache config file. This worked, kind of, but has a number of
a) I can't find a way of making the URL http://www/Documents show the
Redirect /Documents http://www/svn/trunk/Documents
directive. This isn't ideal, though, as I'd rather preserve the myth
b) I have no wish to allow write access to the repository via Apache
c) $Revision$ and $Date$ keywords are not expanded in the displayed
I'd welcome any hints for solving these problems, or suggestions for a
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