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Subject: [users@httpd] Configuration conflict between root folder and sub-folder
From: "Justin M." <m.just1 () free ! fr>
Date: 2015-07-27 20:06:25
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Hi dear Apache users,
I contact you because I am not that good at configuring Apache, and I am facing a \
problem that I am not able to solve alone.
I am setting up a Debian 8 (Jessie) server on which I wish to have:
* access by the svn: protocol
* access by the http: protocol
* access by a WebSVN interface
Everything is working well with the configuration given by the files attached, that \
is: OK to access 'svn://mysvnserver/' from a Subversion client
The SVN repository root is located in '/var/svn'
OK to access 'http://mysvnserver/svn' from a Subversion client, or directly from a \
web browser The configuration file is 'mods-enabled/dav_svn.conf'
OK to access 'http://mysvnserver/websvn' from a web browser
The WebSVN files are located in '/var/www/websvn'
The configuration file is 'sites-enabled/websvn.conf' (enabled by a2ensite)
But now I would have access to SVN with the http: protocol at the root folder (/) \
instead of a sub-folder (/svn). If I modify the '<Location /svn>' directive, the \
WebSVN interface is no longer accessible because Apache try to read '/websvn' as a \
repository (but it's not). From the documentation, I read " An exception is \
<Location "/"> , which is an easy way to apply a configuration to the entire server. \
" but I do not want to apply the configuration to /websvn! I have tried to use \
'<LocationMatch "^/(?!websvn).*$">' , '<Location /websvn>' or '<Directory \
/var/www/websvn>', but I did not get a satisfying solution at that time.
Do you have some clues to apply my "DAV svn" configuration on all sub-folders of the \
root, except '/websvn'? This would be greatly helpful.
Thanks to you all,
Justin
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style='font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12pt; color: #000000'>Hi \
dear Apache users,<br><br>I contact you because I am not that good at configuring \
Apache, and I am facing a problem that I am not able to solve alone.<br><br>I am \
setting up a Debian 8 (Jessie) server on which I wish to have:<br>* access by the \
svn: protocol<br>* access by the http: protocol<br>* access by a WebSVN \
interface<br><br>Everything is working well with the configuration given by the files \
attached, that is:<br>OK to access 'svn://mysvnserver/' from a Subversion \
client<br> The SVN repository root is located in '/var/svn'<br>OK \
to access 'http://mysvnserver/svn' from a Subversion client, or directly from a web \
browser<br> The configuration file is \
'mods-enabled/dav_svn.conf'<br>OK to access 'http://mysvnserver/websvn' from a web \
browser<br> The WebSVN files are located in \
'/var/www/websvn'<br> The configuration file is \
'sites-enabled/websvn.conf' (enabled by a2ensite)<br><br>But now I would have access \
to SVN with the http: protocol at the root folder (/) instead of a sub-folder (/svn). \
If I modify the '<Location /svn>' directive, the WebSVN interface is no longer \
accessible because Apache try to read '/websvn' as a repository (but it's \
not).<br>From the documentation, I read " An exception is <code><Location \
"/"></code>, which is an easy way to apply a configuration to the entire server. \
" but I do not want to apply the configuration to /websvn! I have tried to use \
'<LocationMatch "^/(?!websvn).*$">' , '<Location /websvn>' or \
'<Directory /var/www/websvn>', but I did not get a satisfying solution at that \
time.<br><br>Do you have some clues to apply my "DAV svn" configuration on all \
sub-folders of the root, except '/websvn'? This would be greatly \
helpful.<br><br><br>Thanks to you all,<br>Justin</div></body></html>
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