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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Jim Anderson <ja...@jandernet.com> on 2008/07/07 00:04:05 UTC
Mac OS X config question
I want to configure subversion to start from inetd but there doesn't
seem to be an inetd.conf file anywhere in the latest OS X filesystem
(10.5.4). Anyone have any idea how to set it up in inetd in this
environment?
Jim
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Re: Mac OS X config question
Posted by Steve Sisak <sg...@codewell.com>.
At 8:04 PM -0400 7/6/08, Jim Anderson wrote:
>I want to configure subversion to start from inetd but there doesn't
>seem to be an inetd.conf file anywhere in the latest OS X filesystem
>(10.5.4). Anyone have any idea how to set it up in inetd in this
>environment?
On Mac OS X, the replacement for inetd is launchd, which is both more
general and more flexible:
man launchd
man launchd.plist
What you're going to do is create a .plist (XML) file in
/Library/LaunchDaemons that tells launchd under what circumstances to
launch your daemon.
(There's also an inetd compatibility mode)
Feel free to yell if you need specific help. (Also look in
/System/Library/LaunchDaemons for examples of how the standard
services are launched)
HTH,
-Steve
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Re: Mac OS X config question
Posted by Rush Manbert <ru...@manbert.com>.
On Jul 6, 2008, at 5:04 PM, Jim Anderson wrote:
> I want to configure subversion to start from inetd but there doesn't
> seem to be an inetd.conf file anywhere in the latest OS X filesystem
> (10.5.4). Anyone have any idea how to set it up in inetd in this
> environment?
>
Since you say you're a newbie, this might save you some trouble.
You don't need to run svnserve as a daemon at all. It will run
automatically when you try to access the repository using svn://
localhost.
- Rush
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