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Dirk Thomas | 1 May 2009 13:26
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Re: [WebSVN] Error running this command: svn --config-dir /tmp --version

>> Have you tried to set $config->setSVNC​ommandPath('Path/to/​svn') in your config as suggested before?
> 
> I'm another user, i tried to exetute it. But how i need to type this path?
> Like that:
> $config->setSVNC​ommandPath('d:\\xammp\\apache\\bin')
> Or like that:
> $config->setSVNC​ommandPath('\bin')
> Or like that:
> $config->setSVNC​ommandPath('D:/xammp/apache/bin')
> Or i need to use " symbol like that:
> $config->setSVNC​ommandPath("D:\xammp\apache\bin")

Single or doubles are both practicle.
Under windows you have to use double backslahes because since \ is an escaping character in php strings.
Therefore this would be the correct syntax:
$config->setSVNC​ommandPath('d:\\xammp\\apache\\bin')

But you have to specify the path where the svn binary is (i doubt this is under xammp/apache/bin - but i never
used xammp).

Dirk

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Dirk Thomas | 1 May 2009 13:28
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Re: [WebSVN] [Websvn] supported repos structure

> my repos structure is like: /var/svn/
> 
> project1-------------------------------------repo1-----------project2
>    |                                                                                     
> |
>   pro1------------------pro2                                                 
> repo1---repo2
>    |                              |   
>   repo1--repo2             repo1----repo2
> 
> 
> i succeed to configure only the repo1 (on root path) by $config->parentPath
> ('/var/svn/');
> 
> how to configure the other?

sorry, but this looks unreadable for me.
Could you please clarify your question?

Dirk

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shlom | 1 May 2009 23:41
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Re: [WebSVN] [Websvn] supported repos structure

Dirk Thomas wrote:
> 
>> my repos structure is like: /var/svn/
>> 
>> project1-------------------------------------repo1-----------project2
>>    |                                                                                     
>> |
>>   pro1------------------pro2                                                 
>> repo1---repo2
>>    |                              |   
>>   repo1--repo2             repo1----repo2
>> 
>> 
>> i succeed to configure only the repo1 (on root path) by
>> $config->parentPath
>> ('/var/svn/');
>> 
>> how to configure the other?
> 
> sorry, but this looks unreadable for me.
> Could you please clarify your question?
> 
> Dirk
> 
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JanD | 6 May 2009 20:23
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Re: [WebSVN] Error running this command: svn --config-dir /tmp --version

I had the same problem and I think it is a dumb bug in configclass.php where
is says:
var $svn = "svn --non-interactive --config-dir /tmp";

Every single user that creates a "config" file in /tmp will break websvn.
Why did they choose /tmp as a config dir?

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matt | 8 May 2009 01:39
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RE: Re: [WebSVN] No code is displayedp

Ok, I found the reason for the problems
-> my server configuration was too secure for websvn ;) 
exec() was disabled. This also caused the problems with diff, blame and download.

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webpost | 8 May 2009 20:18
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[WebSVN] Have svn:// links for repository folders and files

Hi Websvn team

Thank you for this wonderful WebSVN program.

I'm actually looking for something very simple - a svn browser that can list/browser svn repositories and
list the repositories and their sub folders and files in svn:// hyperlinks - so that when the user clicks on
them, Tortoisesvn (which is installed on the client machine) will launch and the user can then checkout
the svn repository/folder.

Is this possible in WebSVN?

Thank you very much

Gui

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Quinn Taylor | 9 May 2009 16:04
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Re: [WebSVN] Have svn:// links for repository folders and files

I don't know of any way to have TortoiseSVN intercept only specific  
weblinks from the browser. In my experience there is not. I think the  
best you could hope for is a (possible) addition of the URL for a  
directory on the listing/log pages, for example. However, this is more  
complex than it first sounds, especially since performance is fastest  
when using file:// URLs against a local copy of the repository, but  
the WebSVN server may not host a repository for external access, or  
know the address which clients should use to check them out.  
Accordingly, additional (optional) configuration and support would  
have to be added to be able to display such a URL.

  - Quinn

On May 8, 2009, at 11:18 AM, webpost <at> tigris.org wrote:

> Hi Websvn team
>
> Thank you for this wonderful WebSVN program.
>
> I'm actually looking for something very simple - a svn browser that  
> can list/browser svn repositories and list the repositories and  
> their sub folders and files in svn:// hyperlinks - so that when the  
> user clicks on them, Tortoisesvn (which is installed on the client  
> machine) will launch and the user can then checkout the svn  
> repository/folder.
>
> Is this possible in WebSVN?
>
> Thank you very much
>
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shlom | 10 May 2009 12:50
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Re: [WebSVN] [Websvn] supported repos structure

shlom wrote:
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> 
> 
> Dirk Thomas wrote:
>> 
>>> my repos structure is like: /var/svn/
>>> 
>>> project1-------------------------------------repo1-----------project2
>>>    |                                                                                     
>>> |
>>>   pro1------------------pro2                                                 
>>> repo1---repo2
>>>    |                              |   
>>>   repo1--repo2             repo1----repo2
>>> 
>>> 
>>> i succeed to configure only the repo1 (on root path) by
>>> $config->parentPath
>>> ('/var/svn/');
>>> 
>>> how to configure the other?
>> 
>> sorry, but this looks unreadable for me.
>> Could you please clarify your question?
>> 
>> Dirk
>> 
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Dirk Thomas | 11 May 2009 09:12
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Re: [WebSVN] [Websvn] supported repos structure

>>>> my repos structure is like: /var/svn/
>>>>
>>>> project1-------------------------------------repo1-----------project2
>>>>    |                                                                                     
>>>> |
>>>>   pro1------------------pro2                                                 
>>>> repo1---repo2
>>>>    |                              |   
>>>>   repo1--repo2             repo1----repo2
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> i succeed to configure only the repo1 (on root path) by
>>>> $config->parentPath
>>>> ('/var/svn/');
>>>>
>>>> how to configure the other?
>>> sorry, but this looks unreadable for me.
>>> Could you please clarify your question?
>>>
>>> Dirk
>>>
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>>>
>> Hi Dirk
>>
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shlom | 11 May 2009 15:28
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Re: [WebSVN] [Websvn] supported repos structure

hi Dirk 

thanks for your replay ...
you understand me, when i use $config->parentPath('/var/svn') i see the
repos via websvn but when i try to view repos in path 
/var/svn/dirctory1/repository1 
/var/svn/dirctory2/repository2
or 
/var/svn/dirctory3/dirctory4/repository3

i have problem 

i will try to configure them manually ...

Dirk Thomas wrote:
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>>>>> my repos structure is like: /var/svn/
>>>>>
>>>>> project1-------------------------------------repo1-----------project2
>>>>>    |                                                                                     
>>>>> |
>>>>>   pro1------------------pro2                                                 
>>>>> repo1---repo2
>>>>>    |                              |   
>>>>>   repo1--repo2             repo1----repo2
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> i succeed to configure only the repo1 (on root path) by
>>>>> $config->parentPath
>>>>> ('/var/svn/');
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