Hi, No, VisualSVN Server is not just a standard Apache/Subversion install, so you cannot use the management console by itself. However, you can import existing Subversion repositories into VisualSVN Server so that you don't lose the history or authentication options from your existing setup.
You can also customise the httpd-custom.conf to customise it as if it was a standard Apache install. We do it to host our Gemini installation and Wiki on the same server, for convenience. Thanks, Carey On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 2:07 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm currently looking for an easier way to manage SVN repositories. We > have Apache 2.2.9 and Subversion 1.5.x already running on a Windows > server. Users are authenticated via LDAP (MS Active Directory). > > I want to continue using our existing Apache/Subversion setup. I just > want to use VisualSVN Server (management console) to have a nice UI to > manage the repositories. How can I do this with VisualSVN Server? > > I tried installing VisualSVN Server 1.6.2. It doesn't allow me to just > install the management console without the Apache/Subversion parts. > Can I do this with VisualSVN Server? > > Thanks >
