Subversion Edge is a "managed" server. It writes the Apache configuration for you based on fairly minimal input. Your URL should actually be something like:
http://somewhere.com/svn/repos_name Subversion Edge configures the directive as <Location /svn> which is where the /svn and it sets the SVNParentPath to the folder that stores your repositories. You can still change the httpd.conf file to have whatever configuration you want, but you will be giving up the bulk of the features that the SVN Edge web UI brings you. If you just want to use it to deliver binaries you can certainly do this. You do not have to run the "CollabNet Subversion Edge" windows service if you do not need the web UI. The Apache service name is "CollabNet Subversion Server". You can just manage it like any other Windows service and write the configuration yourself. Mark On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 8:10 PM, j s <jbluede...@yahoo.com> wrote: > my old svn set up had apache serving the respository as > > http://somewhere.com/SVNREPO/Project1 > > i upgraded to subversion edge and now i see the http access as > http://somewhere.com/svnrepo/Project1 > > not sure how it became lover case. > > I don't want to instruct all developers to perform a switch within > torstoiosesvn. > > is there a way i can rectify this wherein the casing of the repo in the > url does not change? > > -- Thanks Mark Phippard http://markphip.blogspot.com/
