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use outside subverion and change http portSubmitted by nrsola on Wed, 10/17/2007 - 10:39am.Hello to everybody I'm a newbie using jumpboxes and I need help with two specific points. First, I need my client to be able to add tickets. In order to do this I have to public trac on Internet, but I'm already using http port to my web page. Is there any way to change the jumpbox port? Second, I already have a Subversion server installed and running with a lot of repositories. I'd like to keep it and connect the Trac on my new jumpbox to my old svn. Is this possible? I'd appreciate any help. Thank you all. |
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use outside subversion and change http port
Hi,
Trac doesn't support external SVN repositories. SVN on the JumpBox is 1.3.1 so it doesn't include th svn mirror tool. You might have luck with mirroring your repositories with SVK as mentioned in the Trac FAQ, but I haven't tried it and its not clear to me whether Trac needs to support the SVK backend. It sounds cool and like it might be a solution to your problem.
You can change the port or add a port for the JumpBox web server to listen on by enabling shell access then SSHing into your JumpBox as the admin user and editing the /etc/apache2/ports.conf to include a new port. I added the line Listen 8000 line in the example below:
Listen 80
Listen 8000
Listen 443
Listen 3000
Then restart apache with
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart. There might be other things you need to do depending on your exact network situation, but those are outside of the scope of the JumpBox.Good luck
Austin