Those are backup files generated by some text editores like vim or
kate. You can easily created a script to delete them. This has nothing
do to with Apache AFAIK.
-- Mário
On 9/25/05, Kevin O'Neil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am kind of new to apache.
> I have Apache/2.0.46 Linux WS 3
> No, you can't do this. I believe you problem in the first directive
> would be solved by using SVNParentPath rather than SVNPath. The
> second one might be solved by mod_auth_svn.
Using SVNPath would do it, but I only know how to authenticate through
mod_auth_svn with static text files. Isn'
Hi.
This is what I'm trying to do (put on abstract terms):
# Set the SVN path based on what the user wrote
SVNPath /svn/rep/$1
# require group access through mod_auth_pam
require group $1
So as you see I need a backreference to identify the repository and to
set the required g
