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Windows,Apache2.2.8,SVN1.4.6,"Could not open the requested SVN filesystem"

From: buzlite hotmail <buzlite001_at_hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 14:03:34 -0500

Thanks for helping out.
Following your suggestions, I've finally got it working.

The problem was due to my misinterpretation of terminologies presented in the SVN manual.

A repository is a directory containing a group of physical directories and files in the operating system's filesystem that SVN uses to manage projects and subprojects files in a repository. A repository is created via...

$svnadmin create some_repository_name

The above command will create a repository containing the above mentioned directory and files.

And that the preferred use of 'trunks', 'branches', 'tags' subdirectory under a particular project name, is actual a virtual layout and not a directory structure layout in the operating system's filesystem. Once I got this concept understood, the rest of the configuration was pretty simple to follow.

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