Disclaimer: I have no clue about packaging, but I have a bit of a clue about building and using Subversion.
On Tue 2003-02-11 at 06:32:02 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Interesting I know about subversion but didn't know it ran in top of apache
> with webdav/deltav.
Subversion is very modular. It has a plugin-interface for "remote
access" libraries. The one using WebDAV/deltav is the most generic one
(easiest to get through firewalls due to HTTP/HTTPS). There is also
one for local access and a relatively new remote one which uses it's
own protocol (therefore not needing a web-server installed).
> Oden does apache2 have those by default?
I am not sure, what is default for Apache (too many mods ;-), but the
mods are easily available. The biggest caveat is to make sure that
Apache and Subversion use the same apr (and apr-utils?) libs, but that
is something the Subversion packages should already have taken care of.
> Also do we have subversion already or would that need to be packaged
> also?
Oden has packaged Subversion for some months now.
> I can do this one I believe. It will be a couple days but I do
> fair ammount of gui stuff.
Because it is modular (there is a lib extra for writing clients for
subversion), and the libs are already there, RapidSVN shouldn't need
anything except the package subversion-client-common.
HTH,
Benjamin.
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