I had issues with SVNParentPath but I think it was how I set it up. When I set it up the way I showed, it worked well. When I was doing this, I did not find docs that explained SVNParentPath well enough to me so maybe that is why I had the setup issues.
Regards, Mark -----Original Message----- From: Ryan Schmidt [mailto:subversion-20...@ryandesign.com] Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 3:05 PM To: Eramo, Mark Cc: Subversion User List Subject: Re: Setting a web page at the repositories' parent URL On Nov 5, 2010, at 13:50, Eramo, Mark wrote: > I have had success setting up several repositories in Apache as follows... > > In the httpd-subversion.conf file, I have the various repositories defined > like this..... > > <Location /svn/repo1> > SVNPath /path/to/repo1 > . > . > . > </Location> > > <Location /svn/repo2> > SVNPath /path/to/repo2 > . > . > . > </Location> > > <Location /svn/repo3> > SVNPath /path/to/repo3 > . > . > . > </Location> > > Then when I hit http://server/svn/repo1, I get access to repo1, I hit > http://server/svn/repo1, I get access to repo2, etc. That's exactly what SVNParentPath is supposed to let you do more easily and concisely. > As far as a web page goes, you could create a custom index.html that has all > the links to the various repositories so if users just goes right to > http://server, they see the custom index.html which has all the repository > links. > There should already be a default index.html in the Apache /htdocs folder > that has "It Works!" in it. You could just back that one up and replace it > with a new index.html that has the links to all the repositories. That's exactly what SVNListParentPath is for. > If you use SVNParentPath instead of SVNPath, you can have issues so this > seems to work well for me. What issues are you referring to?
