On Jan 19, 2012, at 13:52 , Markus Schaber wrote: > Hi, > > For our SharpSVN based client, we want to include some regression tests for > scenarios including SSL and/or server authentication. For this, we need > several servers (svnserve, svn+ssh, mod_svn) in different setups (e. G. > plain, SSL, SSL + client certificates). > > We cannot rely on a fixed test environment, as some of our OEM customers want > to re-run the tests on their own, so we need some kind of "canned" test > environments which we can deliver along with the test scripts and manual test > instructions. > > What is the easiest way to provide those testbed servers for Windows? Is it > possible to deliver setups for those servers in a directory without > installation?
AFAICT, for all Windows packages that include Apache, the admin has to run an MSI. http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html#windows Is that what you're asking about? > > The preferred way would be to have a directory tree where the preconfigured > server executables (listening on localhost) are sitting, so that the manual > testers and automated test scripts can simply start and stop an executable > (or batch file) to get the server up and down. It is rather trivial to do > this for plain svnserve, but is this also possible for svn+ssh and mod_svn? > > How is this handled for the testsuite of the SVN developers? Have a look at win-tests.py: https://svn.apache.org/viewvc/subversion/trunk/win-tests.py?view=markup It can configure, start, and stop svnserve or Apache. SSH and SSL configuration isn't included. Regards, Steve
