During this week I had installed and configured Subversion and Cruise Control in my office. We all know its relatively simple to configure these but then also here in this post I am just writing the installation and configuration of Subversion into some simple steps. Hope it will be helpful to any of you in future [ Surely. for me too 😉 ].
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You have -cm in both the steps on the user creation. The second one should just be -m otherwise you overwrite the user you just created.
I would also recommend SVN1ClickSetup, which does everything in a wizard-like fashion and eliminates a *lot* of dependencies:
http://svn1clicksetup.tigris.org/
I had a remotely-accessible subversion server up and running about 15 minutes after discovering this.
Or, you could just install VisualSVN Server [0]. 🙂 Great article though. This is great information to have available when you’re in a bind and can’t remember the exact syntax for configuring Apache.
[0]: http://www.visualsvn.com/server/
Good post. Have you tried BitNami Subversion Stack http://bitnami.org/stack/subversion? You can save some steps 🙂