You do not need Apache to use either Subversion or Trac. You need APR
(likely a version from Apache 2) for subversion, but thats it. You do
need Apache 2 to run the Subversion DAV module, but that is unrelated to
Trac.
--Noah
Chris Ryland wrote:
On Jul 10, 2006, at 2:29 AM, Todd Baur wrote:
I am using OS X Server, which ships with Apache 1.3. I've gotten most
of the way through installing Trac on this setup, but I read
conflicting arguments from my googling regarding Apache 1.3 support
for Subversion. Is it fact that in order to properly run Trac, you
have to use Apache 2? It seems when these solutions come across, they
are referring to subversion's own http support, and not Trac's. If I
can get away with it, I would rather wait until Apple ships 10.5
server (rumored to come with Apache 2). I built my Trac install
without Fink's help. I'm not opposed to switching to version 2 (I
rather prefer it honestly, but it conflicts with some business needs).
We just run both (2.x and 1.x) on our Xserve, without any problems. We
left what was running (e.g., Blosjom) under 1.x, and added everything
new under a new 2.x installation.
Cheers!
--Chris Ryland / Em Software, Inc. / www.emsoftware.com
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