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Subject: Re: dav_svn enabled for one hostname only?
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On Mar 9, 2011, at 03:07, Oliver Marshall wrote:

> Is it possible to enable the dav_svn module for one hostname only?

Modules are *loaded* globally for an Apache instance, but the directives =
to actually make use of a module can be limited by any number of means, =
including hostname, as discussed further below.


> We have a development box which was just being used for SVN. Then Trac =
got added, then it started being used for hosting demo sites, then =85.. =
etc.
> =20
> We now have about 10 various hostnames on there and we have found if =
you add /svn on to any of them you can access the SVN module. This isn=92t=
 a massive issue as it=92s password protected but only the SVN site =
itself (dev.mydomain.com) is SSL enabled.

This is a matter of where you use your "DAV svn" statement (the =
statement that says "I want mod_dav_svn to start taking effect here"), =
and yes, that should absolutely be restricted to only the area you want =
it to be used in, for example a particular hostname. You probably have =
"DAV svn" and all the other directives relating to serving your =
repository(ies) sitting naked in the main part of your Apache httpd.conf =
file:

<Location /svn/>
	DAV svn
	...
</Location>

And you should move them into a VirtualHost directive specific to the =
hostname you want them to be used in, e.g.:

<VirtualHost *:80>
	ServerName dev.example.com
	<Location /svn/>
		DAV svn
		...
	</Location>
</VirtualHost>

You may already have a VirtualHost directive for this hostname; in that =
case, don't add a second one, but merge these directives into the =
existing one.