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Hello Experts,<br />
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I have the above set up. LAMP SVN TRAC all installed on a fresh install of Ubuntu Jaunty (upgrading from Hardy)<br />
This is my development box that I share with a few off shore developers that my company employs. Mainly this box serves the svn repository, the trac that we use to track development etc. <br />
I also had the same set up working perfectly on Hardy, However mySQL took a complete dive so i figured might as well upgrade to Jaunty. <br />
Here's the problem. I have everything set up localy no problem can connect to <a href="http://localhost/svn/" rel="ugc">http://localhost/svn/</a>&nbsp;get the auth prompt, log in using my account or the developers' account, can browse revisions etc. However when i try the same thing from an external ip or even another computer (my home one that's not on this local network) i get a <br />
Access Error: Site or Page Not Found<br />
Cannot open URL<br />
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Has anyone ran into this kind of problem and is there any solution?<br />

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Hello Experts,

I have the above set up. LAMP SVN TRAC all installed on a fresh install of Ubuntu Jaunty (upgrading from Hardy)
This is my development box that I share with a few off shore developers that my company employs. Mainly this box serves the svn repository, the trac that we use to track development etc. 
I also had the same set up working perfectly on Hardy, However mySQL took a complete dive so i figured might as well upgrade to Jaunty. 
Here's the problem. I have everything set up localy no problem can connect to http://localhost/svn/ get the auth prompt, log in using my account or the developers' account, can browse revisions etc. However when i try the same thing from an external ip or even another computer (my home one that's not on this local network) i get a 
Access Error: Site or Page Not Found
Cannot open URL

Has anyone ran into this kind of problem and is there any solution?


LAMP + SVN + Trac + Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04

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