Setting up Paths and Subdomains Config Files

[AplosMedia]

Setting up custom httpd.conf values per subdomain.

I've installed subversion, and im tring to make apache access it.

I created a subdomain called "svn" on my main domain. I then went to subdomains/svn/conf
and created the file vhost.conf

Inside I have:

<Location /projects>
        DAV svn
        SVNParentPath /home/httpd/vhosts/domain.com/svn
</Location>

However, if I go to svn.domain.com/projects or svn.domain.com/projects/mysvnreponame

I get a 404. Do i have the file named wrong?

- Eric

 

[AplosMedia]

Infact, it lookas if the subdomains /conf/vhost.conf file doesn't get included into apache at all... Is there a way I can check this?

 

[Whistler]

Whe, check the manual on how to make Plesk include your file in the httpd.conf...?

Hint: check the usage of websrvmng util. (- or search around this forum a bit - it couden't be hard to find the answer to your question)

But it's pretty easy to check if it's included - just check the proper httpd.conf (for the domain) and see after an "Include <path_to_your_conf>" statement.

 

[jamesyeeoc]

I may be just to darn tired, but for a subdomain, shouldn't the path be:

/home/httpd/vhosts/domain.com/subdomains/svn

as he posted:

/home/httpd/vhosts/domain.com/svn

would imply that the svn directory is not even under the ~/httpdocs/ directory

Again, I may just be too tired to think straight, correct me if I'm wrong

 

[AplosMedia]

jamesyeeoc,

The phyiscal paths to any SVN repo on my server, is directly isnide someone's vhost, i.e. example.com/svn/reponame,

That's just the path to the subversino database..


As for reloading, I figured it out....can't remember off hand, but it was a quick command and thanks much to plesk for the docs..