Re: SVN out-of-the-box web interface improvements somewhere?

On Mon, 9 Apr 2018 08:46:20 +0200, Michael Osipov
<michaelo_at_apache.org> wrote:

>Have a look at bottom of my tutorial [1], it goes in detail. Some stuff
>needs to be updated because all of my local changes are now upstream.
>Give it a try, it works really great for us at work for years.
>
>Michael
>
>[1] https://s.apache.org/svn-enterprise-auth

I went there and navigated all the way to the bottom (almost) to find
WebSvn. There I found a link to Sourceforge to get the sources:
https://sourceforge.net/u/michael-o/svn-enterprise-auth/HEAD/tree/websvn/tags/2.4.0/

On this page there is an item named "HTTPS access":
svn checkout https://svn.code.sf.net/u/michael-o/svn-enterprise-auth/
u-michael-o-svn-enterprise-auth

However this command checks out the complete repository...

So better to use:
svn co https://svn.code.sf.net/u/michael-o/svn-enterprise-auth/trunk
websvn

This worked on my Ubuntu Server 16.4 LTS

But the following step does not work because:

1) No mention of where $WWWDIR is located. My apache serves out
/var/www/html as the "normal" under construction website.
But Apache svn is elsewhere as defined in the Apache config..
So where exactly should I move the checked out sources and can I keep
the .svn dir so I can update if you change things around?

2) Editing the $WWWDIR/websvn/include/config.php
On my system the svn commands are in /usr/bin/svn
(found with which svn)
So 'setSVNCommandPath' is possible

But the next 'setGeshiScriptPath' is not because there is nothing like
the path:
/usr/local/lib/php/geshi
on my system. and this command found nothing too:
sudo find /usr -name geshi

What is this and how do I get it, if needed?
Would 'apt-get install geshi' work???

'ParentPath' could be /var/lib/svn/ here are all top level repos
But what should be written in place of:
'http://dev.example.com/repos/svn'

Is it the URL to the repository or what? Ours is a https:// url...

NOTE that we do not want to use domain authentication, we need the
standard Apache auth instead. So anything involving domain or kerberos
auth must be disabled.

-- 
Bo Berglund
Developer in Sweden