Do I need apache2 (/sw/sbin/httpd) running for svn/svn-client to work? Can I use apache (/usr/sbin/httpd) instead?
I noticed that with apache2 installed, I end up with both /usr/sbin/httpd and /sw/sbin/httpd running. This is bad because /sw/sbin/httpd seems to be getting all the :80 requests, but is not configured in any but the default way. /usr/sbin/httpd runs because its check box is check in the 'Sharing' control panel. If I must install apache2 for svn, can I at least turn it off?
--matthew peltzer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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