...but what should be there? If you want a list of repositories then I would
suggest investigating the `SVNParentPath` directive.
1/ If you comment out the alias directive, does you svn work ok?
2/ what are you trying to serve via the `/repos` URL?
~ Mark C
Hi Mark,
1) Yes, SVN does then work OK.
But I then get a 404 error from https://server/repos/
2) I am using the http://www.reposstyle.com/ style sheet, so each
repository root has an "Up" button in the HTML page that is served... I
wanted a blank directory listing with a quick ".." link for getting back
to the server root. The intention was not to reveal the repos names
whilst avoiding the dead link from the repo root folder.
I still don't really understand the need for this warning:
There is no folder "thereponame" in /srv/svn/html so nothing actually
conflicts.
If I removed the Alias, wouldn't there still be a
potential-but-not-in-fact conflict between a path on disk
/htdocs/repos/thereponame (which doesn't exist) and the repository URL
https://server/repos/thereponame/ ??
C.
