1. Install svn rpm via yum
2. Initially I have problem in BDB Installaion Error while install
subversion version is 1.4.6
3. Later I try to find out in website with apr installation and
follow the procedure in the Read me file of SVN installation
4. I download from BDB Package and installed the apr
5. Selinux is not able to allow my httpd port
6. As discussed with T.Shrinivasan about this issue from Starting onwards
he helped me not in spoon feed Manner ( Thanks for that Approach ) I
learn my Self Repeat and Repeat Again (Still I have some Doubts ) I
solved to clear that Error
7. later I have a Problem is in Repositary Authentication and
Authorisation Here I Thank to Stylesen Senthilkumaran he clears me
lot of doubt I follow the svn book 1.4 version he send me 1.6 with
some latest information what I required .
8. Modules are not loaded in svn I installed separately after install
apr mod_auth, mod_authz, mod_authz_svn
9. I implement what it says in that book as it is in before step by step
I implement follow that book svn implementation is worked
10. I confused when I provide password for commit to server but
mkactivity 403 forbidden error ( From client place via tortoise svn )
11. I feel not connected or problem in server but shrini tell about it
go to step by step it works good
12. I do what he says I watch the file error_log and access_ log file
in server Find that the Default user( last user successfully commit to
server ) is taking for commit to server for that user I have permission
for read only
13. I changed the permission read and write again check for commit and
clean the log of author usage to commit to the server now it ask the
authentication and authorization and commit to server still I need to
upgrade the svn 1.6.2 and (update the fedora 9 to 11 waiting for release
)
14. All These mailing information are posting to LUG and good Responses
from lug members especially stylesen, t.shrinivasan, Kenneth, sivakumar
15. I am very happy at that moment I try for this long period My MD
is also very happy Thanks for all Luggies
with Regards,
Mettur Mohan