On Aug 12, 2014, at 9:23 AM, Jimmy Halim wrote:
> Those commands work fine from the server. For example:
>
> <list
> path="file:///var/rancid/svn">
> <entry
> kind="dir">
> <name>EXAMPLE</name>
> <commit
> revision="6">
> <author>rancid</author>
> <date>2014-08-12T08:37:34.323817Z</date>
> </commit>
> </entry>
> </list>
> </lists>
I meant: are there any parts of websvn, that use the svn command, that work? I
was trying to figure out, in the absence of any message telling us *what* error
occurred, whether the problem might be that websvn simply doesn't know how to
find the svn executable.
> I have the following setting on config.php to point websvn to the repo:
> $config->addRepository('EXAMPLE', 'file:///var/rancid/svn');
>
> Before I added that configuration in, I am able to load the
> http://myserver/websvn page. Is there any guideline on how to properly link
> websvn with the svn repo? I am using
> http://blog.fakrul.com/post/67554663532/rancid-websvn-centos-howto guideline.
> All works fine except the last part which is pointing the svn repo in websvn.
Sorry, it has been years since I last tried to use or configure websvn. This
mailing list is mainly about Subversion itself, not the various add-ons that
people have written that use it. You may have to write to the authors of websvn
for assistance or see if they have their own mailing list, forum, or issue
tracker.
