Re: Is it possible to route svn request from http server to hosts with svn repositories?

On Nov 12, 2009, at 17:55, baz themail wrote:

> I am used to the installation for http/svn together on one machine.
>
> If I have machine A with http server, then can i route the svn
> request to machine B that contains all the SVN repository files?
>
> Do i need http in machine B also?
>
> How can i do it?

It might help to know why you want to do this. A frequent
recommendation on this list is to have the repository on a local hard
drive of the http server, not for example on a network share. Many
users try putting repositories on NFS shares, and some probably get it
to work, but many end up writing to the list when it doesn't work. It
depends on having an NFS implementation that supports locks and is
configured properly.

But it's probably possible to set up http on both servers with one of
them proxying requests to the other. I think I recall some users
reporting success with that here. I haven't tried setting up proxying
before but the Apache documentation should be able to tell you how to
do it.

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Received on 2009-11-13 01:37:46 CET