On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 12:05, Joshua Davies <joshua.dav...@2xoffice.com> wrote: > I'm new to Subversion repository administration - after reading the O'Reilly > book "Version Control with Subversion", and following the instructions there > and on the web site, I've got a repository installed under "/var/svn/repos": > > [jdavies@hostname repos]$ pwd > /var/svn/repos > [jdavies@hostname repos]$ ls > README.txt conf dav db format hooks locks > I want to expose this over HTTP, so I've added the following to my Apache > config: > <Location /repos> > DAV svn > SVNPath /var/svn/repos > AuthType Basic > AuthName "Subversion Repository" > AuthUserFile /path/to/auth-file > Require valid-user > Order deny,allow > Deny from all > Allow from ... > Allow from ... > Allow from ... > </Location> > (slightly edited, of course). > Everything seems to be working, but when I load my repository from a web > server - e.g. > https://hostname/repos > I see my projects listed, along with the Subversion repository internals: > > repos - Revision 64: / > > Project1 > README.txt > conf/ > db/ > format > hooks/ > Project2 > locks/ > Project3 > > What have I gotten wrong here? I'm sure there's a way to have only the > projects, and not the repository internals, exposed.
This looks like someone has committed a repository database (the results of svnadmin create) to your repository. Check the log of your repository, it should indicate when & what happens.
