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Re: Error 500

From: Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2011a_at_ryandesign.com>
Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2011 05:45:51 -0500

On Nov 4, 2011, at 04:47, Stefano Mora wrote:

> Your reading is partially incorrect:
> We need to define some paths and repositories.
>
>> This is based on your statement below that you want to access
>> http://srveos:8080/dev and see a list of repositories.
>
> Not correct, we need to view inner folders ( eos, xxx, yyy): inside them we want to see the list of repositories.
> http://srveos:8080/dev/
> -> eos - Folder
> -> xxx - Folder
> -> yyy - Folder
>
> http://srveos:8080/dev/eos
> -> Proj1
> -> Proj2
>
> We will also have something like http://srveos:8080/prod/eos/ and http://srveos:8080/prod/xxx.
>
> So, we need to browse until 'eos', then see the SVN repo.

I see. Well Subversion doesn't directly supported nested directories like that. So you'll have to set up three separate directives, one for each of your top-level folders, i.e.:

<Location /dev/eos>
        SVNParentPath e:/svnroot/dev/eos
        ...
</Location>

<Location /dev/xxx>
        SVNParentPath e:/svnroot/dev/xxx
        ...
</Location>

<Location /dev/yyy>
        SVNParentPath e:/svnroot/dev/yyy
        ...
</Location>
Received on 2011-11-04 11:46:54 CET

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