RE: Make part of repository visible via Apache?

> We run Apache as a web server for internal company material. One of
the
> things it serves is a URL
>
> http://www/Documents
>
*snip*
> I wondered whether mod_dav_svn could be used to solve both of these
> problems by having Apache serve a direct view onto the repository, so
I
> loaded the mod_dav and mod_dav_svn modules and added

Right now, what URL is used to access your svn repo? svn://? file://?
http://? Something else? (In most cases, you should use either svn://
or http(s):// because they're the most reliable to prevent repository
corruption.)

If you configure apache to serve your repo as http://blah/blah then in
fact you get exactly what you're talking about here. The most recent
version of the repo is available as a direct http url, without wasting
additional disk space, and it's read-only. In fact, this is what I
already do myself.

If you have any trouble getting this working, just ask again. It can be
difficult to get it working.

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Received on Wed Dec 5 15:45:26 2007