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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by s....@fcl.com on 2008/02/28 10:58:51 UTC
ye olde 301 problem (TortoiseSVN)
Morning all,
I've just setup an svn server here to replace VSS and it has mostly gone
well and I'm impressed so far. I do however have one remaining problem.
The repositories have been created in c:\swdev\svn\ProjectXXX and I can
access the repos by name in Tortoise (http://server/svn/ProjectXXX and
browse the repositories in my web browser(http://server/svn). I can't
however point TortoiseSVN at http://server/svn and browse the projects,
Propfind reports 301. This must be a common problem but is not the overlap
or rewrite mentioned in the FAQ.
Any ideas? Could this be an overlap at the / level? How would you move all
the webpages elsewhere?
The setup is all on windows, apache config largely unchanged (Default
document root) except for the addition of the /svn location. I'm not sure
where the problem lies, so I thought I'd start with this list.
Simon
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Re: ye olde 301 problem (TortoiseSVN)
Posted by s....@fcl.com.
Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com> wrote on 29/02/2008
00:44:28:
> The answer is that what you want is not supported. You can only view
> the list of projects served under SVNParentPath in a web browser. You
> cannot view them in a Subversion client like TortoiseSVN.
Ah, Thanks for your help.
Simon
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Re: ye olde 301 problem (TortoiseSVN)
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On Feb 28, 2008, at 04:58, s.brown@fcl.com wrote:
> I've just setup an svn server here to replace VSS and it has mostly
> gone
> well and I'm impressed so far. I do however have one remaining
> problem.
> The repositories have been created in c:\swdev\svn\ProjectXXX and I
> can
> access the repos by name in Tortoise (http://server/svn/ProjectXXX and
> browse the repositories in my web browser(http://server/svn). I can't
> however point TortoiseSVN at http://server/svn and browse the
> projects,
> Propfind reports 301. [snip]
The answer is that what you want is not supported. You can only view
the list of projects served under SVNParentPath in a web browser. You
cannot view them in a Subversion client like TortoiseSVN.
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