Problem installing on Linux

[Nemcio]

Its not a "problem".
You have to change those paths into something like:

SvnAdminExecutable=/usr/bin/svnadmin
SvnExecutable=/usr/bin/svn

and make sure that the apache user (www-data) has permission to execute this binaries (SElinux requires special configuration).

Unfortunately, it does not help. These are the following errors:
Error: Path to "svn.exe" does not exist: /usr/bin/svn
#0 /home/xxxx/yyyyy.pl/test/classes/providers/RepositoryViewProvider.class.php(67): IF_SVNClientC->__construct('/usr/bin/svn')
#1 /home/xxxx/yyyyy.pl/test/classes/providers/RepositoryViewProvider.class.php(106): svnadmin\providers\RepositoryViewProvider->__construct()
#2 /home/xxxx/yyyyy.pl/test/include/config.inc.php(287): svnadmin\providers\RepositoryViewProvider::getInstance()
#3/home/xxxx/yyyyy.pl/test/settings.php(2): include('/home/xxxx/yy...')
#4 {main}

[mfreiholz]

Do you have subversion installed?

(Sent from mobile phone)
On Oct 19, 2012 2:16 PM, "Nemcio" notifications@github.com wrote:

Its not a "problem".
You have to change those paths into something like:

SvnAdminExecutable=/usr/bin/svnadmin
SvnExecutable=/usr/bin/svn

and make sure that the apache user (www-data) has permission to execute
this binaries (SElinux requires special configuration).

Unfortunately, it does not help. These are the following errors:
Error: Path to "svn.exe" does not exist: /usr/bin/svn

#0 /home/xxxx/
yyyyy.pl/test/classes/providers/RepositoryViewProvider.class.php(67): IF*
SVNClientC->*_construct('/usr/bin/svn')
#1 #1 /home/xxxx/
yyyyy.pl/test/classes/providers/RepositoryViewProvider.class.php(106):
svnadmin\providers\RepositoryViewProvider->__construct()
#2 #2 /home/xxxx/
yyyyy.pl/test/include/config.inc.php(287):
svnadmin\providers\RepositoryViewProvider::getInstance()
#3 #3
yyyyy.pl/test/settings.php(2): include('/home/nemcio/pr...')
#4 #4 {main}

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[Nemcio]

So I've installed subversion. The problem I think is that you've written for the Windows iF.SVNAdmin and not for linux.

[mfreiholz]

Yes, of course.
But you have to change this paths to match your OS configuration.

Connect to your server via SSH and type:

$> whereis svn

and

$> whereis svnadmin

now you will see where Subversion is installed.

[Nemcio]

After I wrote that correctly typed path. Svn over ssh is working properly and you can post projects. Also USVN working properly. I test on Centos.