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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Tomas Sandkvist <to...@protang.se> on 2003/08/28 07:00:56 UTC
How to setup WebDAV sharing of a repository on a networked (server) disc?
Hi!!
I'm a newbie to SVN and don't know to much about running Apache on Win 2000.
My problem:
I've placed my personal repository on a server disc for backup. I can access
this repository just fine from the command line or via SVNTortoise.
But I can't get access via Apache. I run Apache locally on my own computer,
not the server right now for evaluation purposes.
This is the configuration I tried in httpd.conf:
<Location "/repos2">
Dav svn
SVNPath "//Bcd-vas-016/TC-projekt/1000_INTERNT/Tc
information/Teknikledare & specialister/Tomas Sandkvist/repos"
SVNAutoversioning On
</Location>
or:
<Location "/repos2">
Dav svn
SVNPath "d:\1000_INTERNT\Tc information\Teknikledare &
specialister\Tomas Sandkvist\repos"
SVNAutoversioning On
</Location>
...but neither seems to work. I get the error message:
svn: Unsupported repository version
svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/repos2'
svn:
Expected version '1' of repository; found no version at all; is
'//Bcd-vas-016/TC-projekt/1000_INTERNT/Tc information/Teknikledare &
specialister/Tomas Sandkvist/repos' a vaild repository path?
...when I for instance try svn list http://localhost/repos2
Any suggestions? I remember reading about something like this somewhere but
I can't find that piece of information again.
Regards
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Re: How to setup WebDAV sharing of a repository on a networked (server) disc?
Posted by Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>.
"Tomas Sandkvist" <to...@protang.se> writes:
> SVNPath "//Bcd-vas-016/TC-projekt/1000_INTERNT/Tc
> information/Teknikledare & specialister/Tomas Sandkvist/repos"
I don't think BerkeleyDB works very well over network shares. Either
that, or Apache has no idea how to interpret that path. (Maybe APR
only understands drive letters?)
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