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You can use Alias to link directories or files to web content<br />
Is it about mod_dav_svn? Then you just specify any paths you want in SVN DAV mount, no need for any links or whatever.
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Apache has permissions. I have not tried the alias. How do I create an alias, I have not heard of that.<br />
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The install directory does not have very much space, 48gb. All of my storage space is in /var.
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researched the alias idea and it seems to be for executing files. I need to redirect to a folder and the files in it.
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looks like a selinux permission problem:<br />
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Flies had this: -rwxrwxrwx. apache apache system_u:object_r:home_roo<wbr />t_t:s0 format<br />
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Need them to be this: &nbsp; -rwxrwxrwx. apache apache system_u:object_r:httpd_sy<wbr />s_content_<wbr />t:s0 format<br />
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Ran &nbsp; &nbsp;semanage fcontext -a -t httpd_sys_content_t &quot;/home/svn(/.*)?&quot;<br />
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But there is no change
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Did not understand what you were saying as I have never delt wit selinux permissions before. Ran this command to change selinux permissions on /home/svn so apache could access it.<br />
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chcon -Rv --type=httpd_sys_content_t<wbr /> /home/svn<br />
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This command changed the permissions on the svn folder and all sub folders and files.
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I am talking about httpd.conf 'Alias' statement.<br />
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Alias will not work with subversion:<br />
&lt;Location /svn&gt;<br />
&nbsp;DAV svn<br />
&nbsp;svnparentpath /mnt/svn<br />
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I want a link from /home/svn to be available in /mnt.<br />
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My path in apache is /mnt/svn.........<br />
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I created the svn link in /mnt but when I try to access from a browser I get path not found.<br />
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Any suggestions on how to get this to work. All of my storage space for the web page is in /home. I tried mounting svn in /mnt but it is not seen that way either.<br />
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I would rather have the link in /var/www but I cannot create the link there.
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I want a link from /home/svn to be available in /mnt.

My path in apache is /mnt/svn.........

I created the svn link in /mnt but when I try to access from a browser I get path not found.

Any suggestions on how to get this to work. All of my storage space for the web page is in /home. I tried mounting svn in /mnt but it is not seen that way either.

I would rather have the link in /var/www but I cannot create the link there.

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