Hi Robert,
it's best to always do one step at a time :-)
First step: install Apache, make sure it works
Second step: Install Subversion in Apache, make sure it works!!!
THIRD step: configure Apache for SSL, make sure it works
FOURTH step: test subversion via SSL
As far as I can tell from your post, you're trying everything at once.
You can do that when you've done everything successfully a couple of
times and know where to look for problems.
From this post and your other question, it looks like you're not
experienced with SVN+Apache yet, so I'd recommend smaller steps.
Please let us know if the second step works, your problem does not look
related to SSL at all...
IF Subversion over HTTP (port 80) works and it's really a HTTPS-problem,
you might have to configure Subversion in your "HTTPS"-(virtual)-host.
Depending on your Apache configuration, the https-host-configuration can
be independent from the http-host.
A lot has changed in Apache 2.2 compared to Apache 2.0 - which version
are you using?
Cheers,
Holger
Robert Dailey wrote:
> Hi,
>
> First of all I'm running Ubuntu Server v8.04. My checkouts are being
> tested on a separate machine on my LAN, which is running Windows XP.
> I'm using SVN from the command line on my windows machine.
>
> To begin setting up HTTP + SSL on my linux server for SVN, I read this
> guide and followed it mostly exactly:
> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=51753
>
> Because 'apache2-ssl-certificate' is missing on my ubuntu server box
> (for unknown reasons), I did a search and found this:
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apache2/+bug/77675/comments/47
>
> On the step in the first link that requires that you run
> 'apache2-ssl-certificate', I visited the second link above and
> performed those steps as well. My SVN repository is at /svn_root
> instead of where the location is in the first link's steps. A couple
> of the steps in the second link conflicted with steps in the first
> link, so I ignored the duplicate/redundant steps in link 1 as
> necessary.
>
> When I try to connect to the linux server after finishing the tutorial
> from my windows machine on the LAN, I run this command:
> svn ls https://server/svn/personal
>
> 'server' here is the domain name of my server on the LAN, and
> /personal is my repository at /svn_root/personal on my server.
>
> Running the above command results in this:
> svn: Could not open the requested SVN filesystem
>
> Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this? Thanks for the
> help in advance.
>
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