Unrecognized URL scheme with https

[Karl Trygve Kalleberg <ka...@prosalg.no>]

Hi.

I just installed subversion as per installation instructions:
1) Unpacked 1.0.0 
2) Copied apr and apt-util from 2.0.49
3) Compiled and installed neon-0.24.4 with SSL support enabled
4) Compiled and installed subversion (with --with-neon point to
   my freshly compiled neon).

I can checkout repositories over http just fine, but for some reason
https repositories do not work, even though neon is configured with
SSL.

Everything is done on a plain RedHat 9.0 system.

I notice there's a neon bundled with subversion-1.0.0, but I assume
it's set up to handle ssl support if openssl is found (and yes, openssl
is of course present).

Suggestions?


Karl T




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Re: Unrecognized URL scheme with https

[Karl Trygve Kalleberg <ka...@prosalg.no>]

Replying to myself, in case anybody else runs into this 'feature' later
on:

The subversion-1.0.0.tar.bz2 comes bundled with neon in the neon/
subdirectory.

Unless you remove or rename that directory (subversion-1.0.0/neon/), the
bundled neon will be compiled, by default without ssl.

If you, like me, install it to /usr/local, your existing neon in
/usr/local gets overwritten.

This is all well and good, but contradictory to the INSTALL file, and
any intuitions about the --with-neon= configure switch.


Kind regards,

Karl T


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