This howto assumes you’ve already followed my Building Apache 2.2 from source article.
Now we’re going to install Subversion 1.4.0 from source so that it can be access via Apache with authentication.
This howto assumes you’ve already followed my Building Apache 2.2 from source article.
Now we’re going to install Subversion 1.4.0 from source so that it can be access via Apache with authentication.
My group project at University now consists of three smaller projects that provide an overall RSS service. I want to let the guys work on these, while still letting me keep my other coursework jut accessible to me. At the moment, I just have basic http authentication set-up which isn’t so great for pulling off what I want.
Please welcome on stage the Apache2 mod, authz_svn…
If your one of my regular readers (ha!), then you’ll know I’m starting a Group Project for University. We have 7 members in the group and without some sort of version control – managing the code we’re about to produce would be hell! So I’m setting up Subversion on my home server as a repository. Following are the steps I used to set-up Subversion over Apache 2 on my Ubuntu server.