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Hi,

is there a nice tutorial on how to setup SVN via Apache2/HTTPS with ISPConfig3?

Thanks,
Kira

Or, to be a bit more specific - there are some tutorials I already read, but I don't know how to implement it with ISPConfig3...

Let my domain be http://www.myDomain.com
My SVN should be available trough https://svn.myDomain.com

So, a few questions:

1) Do i do this in the Options tab of myDomain.com, or should I create a Subdomain or completly new Domain?

2) As far as I found out, I have to add the following lines to my Apache config:

Code:

DAV svn

SVNParentPath /var/svn



AuthType Basic

AuthName "Subversion Repository"

AuthUserFile /usr/local/svn-root/dav_svn.passwd

Require valid-user



SSLEngine on

SSLCertificateFile /etc/apache2/apache.pem

But do I have to do all this with ISPConfig as well? Because I think ISPConfig is doing the SSL thing already... but what about the rest?

So in overall, what do I have to add to the Domain-Options -> Apache directives box? :)

Thanks,
Kira

AFAIK, if you enable SSL and create an SSL cert, ISPConfig creates two vhosts, one ofr http and one for https. If oyu enable WebDAV, it is added to both vhosts.

Hi,

thanks a lot - got it to work :)

Only one thing... I added this to my Apache Directives in the Options tab:

Code:

        <Location /svn/>

                DAV svn

                SVNPath [....]

                AuthType Basic

                AuthName [...]

                AuthUserFile [...]

                Require valid-user

        </Location>

So I can access the SVN via:
https://www.myDomain.com/svn

But, I'd like to have it via:
https://svn.myDomain.com/

I tried to do this with an Sub-Domain entry (Redirect Type "NoFlag" and "/svn" as target), but this didn't work..

Any idea how I can do this?
I don't want to create a new site "svn.myDomain.com" just for this silly thing :(

Thanks,
Kira

Is it not possible to do this?
Maybe with an own Apache Directive somehow?

Cheers,
Kira