Hi Alex - Sorry if the previous info was sparse. Truth is, Dreamhost does
all of the configuration behind the scenes, so I can only assume that there
is an httpd.conf file that is making an alias between the subdomain and the
actual SVN repo. Here's the folder setup, though:
In /home/{my_user_name}/
----------
mydomain.com/:
.htaccess
index.php
styles/
svn.mydomain.com/:
.htaccess
chrome/
index.cgi
index.fcgi
svn/:
myproject/
myproject.access
myproject.passwd
svn/myproject:
README.txt
conf/
dav/
db/
format/
hooks/
locks/
svn/myproject/conf:
authz
passwd
svnserve.conf (not used, commented out)
trac_sites/:
myproject/
myproject.passwd
trac_hooks/
trac_sites/myproject:
README
VERSION
attachments/
conf/
htdocs/
log/
plugins/
templates/
wiki-macros/
----------
Things to note:
- I'm using a trunk/ tags/ branch/ setup for my repo. All commits are
currently going to trunk
- Prior to installing Trac I was committing to
http://svn.mydomain.com/myproject/trunk
- Trac can see (browse) all of the existing SVN info
- Prior to installing Trac, the /svn.mydomain.com folder was
completely empty, so I think you're right about there being an
httpd.conf file and it is likely making an alias to /svn
- I tried using svn+ssh to browse the repository via TortoiseSVN, but
that gives me a similar error about not finding the repository there.
- I can view Trac at http://svn.mydomain.com/
- Prior to installing Trac I could browse the SVN repo at
http://svn.mydomain.com/myproject/, which no longer works because of
the rewrite rules that Trac uses in the .htaccess file. (It just occurred to
me to try disabling the rewriting and see if that works, in which case I
could just add an exception for the /myproject folder...)
--
Chris Bloom
Internet Application Developer
http://www.csb7.com/blogs/whyblogwhy/
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>
> If I understood you right, you just installed subversion on the server
> without any configuration and it was functioning?
>
> What i wanted to know is, how does your httpd.conf file look like.
> Is the server running on a linux or windows system?
> Under which path is your repository placed?
>
> Alex
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