Hi,
can you make sure that the application (basicly) the apache server has the permission to execute the "svnadmin" command and has write permission to the path of your repositories?
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Hi,
can you make sure that the application (basicly) the apache server has the permission to execute the "svnadmin" command and has write permission to the path of your repositories?
Oh, i forgot to login before i wrote the comment above :)
I'm really sure it has the permission. svnadmin belongs to root:root but it's 777. I also added the folder to openbase_dir.
Hi,
can you try it again and look in your "/var/log/apache2/error.log" file for an PHP error, please? I never tried it with CentOS, sorry.
You may must change the error logging in "ifsvnadmin/include/config.inc.php" from E_ERROR to E_ALL in the first code line.
Thanks
I forgot to mention something important. Could you upload your "data/config.ini" file here?
Should you use LDAP you should hide you LDAP password in the file before.
Thanks
Manuel
Do you have SElinux enabled?
Today i installed CentOS 5.5 and figured out that SElinux blocks a lot of operations (write access).