From: Mike K. <tik...@ke...> - 2008-03-26 21:55:44
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Man, the more I read-up on SVN the more annoying it gets. It appears that everything by default has been set to use SSL for our SVN implementation. I can check out the basic tikiwiki tree but when it goes to check out the 3rd party stuff and beyond, it gives me an error that SSL is not enabled. So I had to go install open ssl, no biggie. I recompiled SVN with SSL enabled. Now when I run a checkout with https instead of http, it craps out and gives me some error about mod_dav. Well, I don't have that module installed...my website is running apache 1.3, for which mod_dav does not exist. I do not want to have to install and run apache 2.x just to get SVN to work properly. Am I just being dunce somewhere, or do I really have to install software I'm not going to use and really don't want on my system? Mike. |
From: Louis-Philippe H. <lph...@dr...> - 2008-03-26 22:09:22
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As far as I know, the Apache stuff is only required if you want to set-up an SVN server. Everything should work out of the box with a standard subversion client installation. -- LP On March 26, 2008 17:54:09 Mike Kerr wrote: > Man, the more I read-up on SVN the more annoying it gets. It appears > that everything by default has been set to use SSL for our SVN > implementation. I can check out the basic tikiwiki tree but when it > goes to check out the 3rd party stuff and beyond, it gives me an error > that SSL is not enabled. > > So I had to go install open ssl, no biggie. I recompiled SVN with SSL > enabled. Now when I run a checkout with https instead of http, it > craps out and gives me some error about mod_dav. Well, I don't have > that module installed...my website is running apache 1.3, for which > mod_dav does not exist. I do not want to have to install and run > apache 2.x just to get SVN to work properly. > > Am I just being dunce somewhere, or do I really have to install > software I'm not going to use and really don't want on my system? > > Mike. > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Check out the new SourceForge.net Marketplace. > It's the best place to buy or sell services for > just about anything Open Source. > http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;164216239;13503038;w?http://sf.net/marketplac >e _______________________________________________ > Tikiwiki-devel mailing list > Tik...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tikiwiki-devel |
From: Mike K. <tik...@ke...> - 2008-03-26 22:11:41
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Probably a non-issue now...I had to find a pre-compiled SVN package in the FreeBSD archives to get it to work (v1.0.1! lol) Still don't understand the compile process for recent versions of SVN, but at least I can check out everything and commit stuff now. Doubt there's a solution other than upgrading my Apache, which I'm not really prepared to do as long as 1.x is supported. So, am now officially working with SVN. Mike. Quoting Mike Kerr <tik...@ke...>: > Man, the more I read-up on SVN the more annoying it gets. It appears > that everything by default has been set to use SSL for our SVN > implementation. I can check out the basic tikiwiki tree but when it > goes to check out the 3rd party stuff and beyond, it gives me an error > that SSL is not enabled. > > So I had to go install open ssl, no biggie. I recompiled SVN with SSL > enabled. Now when I run a checkout with https instead of http, it > craps out and gives me some error about mod_dav. Well, I don't have > that module installed...my website is running apache 1.3, for which > mod_dav does not exist. I do not want to have to install and run > apache 2.x just to get SVN to work properly. > > Am I just being dunce somewhere, or do I really have to install > software I'm not going to use and really don't want on my system? > > Mike. > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Check out the new SourceForge.net Marketplace. > It's the best place to buy or sell services for > just about anything Open Source. > http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;164216239;13503038;w?http://sf.net/marketplace > _______________________________________________ > Tikiwiki-devel mailing list > Tik...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tikiwiki-devel > |
From: Nyloth <ny...@ti...> - 2008-03-26 22:51:21
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Hi again, Pleased to see that you made it work on your local installation :) And, again, your own Apache has nothing to do (and is not used) with our subversion repository. Nyloth. On Wednesday 26 March 2008 23:10:43 Mike Kerr wrote: > Probably a non-issue now...I had to find a pre-compiled SVN package in > the FreeBSD archives to get it to work (v1.0.1! lol) Still don't > understand the compile process for recent versions of SVN, but at > least I can check out everything and commit stuff now. > > Doubt there's a solution other than upgrading my Apache, which I'm not > really prepared to do as long as 1.x is supported. > > So, am now officially working with SVN. > > Mike. |
From: Nyloth <ny...@ti...> - 2008-03-26 22:45:37
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Hi Mike, I think there is some confusion here... You don't have to run a web server to use svn. I don't know why you have a mod_dav error, but this may be related to sourceforge's web server. About SSL, I am very surprise that you have to recompile your svn to have ssl support. It's not common at all to have an svn version distributed without https support. There is technical reasons to have https for third party libs. Btw, all developpers should use https due to password that are sent over the network... this is why I only set https links. I don't think your problems are due to the repository if they occurs when using https, but more to client-side problems. Cheers, Nyloth. On Wednesday 26 March 2008 22:54:09 Mike Kerr wrote: > Man, the more I read-up on SVN the more annoying it gets. It appears > that everything by default has been set to use SSL for our SVN > implementation. I can check out the basic tikiwiki tree but when it > goes to check out the 3rd party stuff and beyond, it gives me an error > that SSL is not enabled. > > So I had to go install open ssl, no biggie. I recompiled SVN with SSL > enabled. Now when I run a checkout with https instead of http, it > craps out and gives me some error about mod_dav. Well, I don't have > that module installed...my website is running apache 1.3, for which > mod_dav does not exist. I do not want to have to install and run > apache 2.x just to get SVN to work properly. > > Am I just being dunce somewhere, or do I really have to install > software I'm not going to use and really don't want on my system? > > Mike. |