On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 9:46 PM, Itamar O <itamar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all, > > I am serving multiple Subversion (1.6.12) repositories with Apache (2.2) > over Windows (Server 2008). > My setup is a multi-project intranet server, so I configured it to serve > all projects using SVNParentPath > on <Location /repos> of the main company VirtualHost (on a domain e.g. > www.company.com). > This includes an authorization file for access control (path based, per > repository). > > Several projects has their own domain (e.g. project.company.com), > and I'd like to allow access the project-SVN via project.company.com/repos > with minimal configuration duplication (especially the authz file). > My thought was to configure <Location /repos> on the project VirtualHost > as a "transparent tunnel" to www.company.com/repos/project, > in order to reuse all authentication and authorization configuration with > no extra effort. > I'm not an Apache expert, so I tried setting this up using ProxyPass and > ProxyPassReverse like this: > <VirtualHost project.company.com:80> > ProxyPass /repos http://www.company.com/repos/project > ProxyPassReverse /repos http://www.company.com/repos/project > </VirtualHost> > This seems to work when accessing the project domain on a web browser, > but it seems the Subversion client doesn't like this at all (I don't > remember the error message, but it fails miserably). > > Any advice on how to set this up correctly? > Thanks, > - Itamar O. > Update: The error message received with a WindowsSVN 1.6.11 client: > svn ls http://project.company.com/repos/ svn: '/repos/project/!svn/vcc/default' path not found
