Submerged
My previous blog entry discussing Subversion, Apache and LDAP is nearing two years old. It was written when Apache 2.0.x was still the mainstream and when Apache 2.2.x was released, changes in the LDAP modules and their respective configuration directives has left my previous entry very confusing fo
Submerged
My previous blog entry discussing Subversion, Apache and LDAP is nearing two years old. It was written when Apache 2.0.x was still the mainstream and when Apache 2.2.x was released, changes in the LDAP modules and their respective configuration directives has left my previous entry very confusing fo
Submerged
My previous blog entry discussing Subversion, Apache and LDAP is nearing two years old. It was written when Apache 2.0.x was still the mainstream and when Apache 2.2.x was released, changes in the LDAP modules and their respective configuration directives has left my previous entry very confusing fo
Submerged
The Subversion project released the first publicly available release candidate for the 1.6.0 release on Friday Feb. 20. You can download the source for this release candidate from the Subversion project on tigris.org. The release notes for the 1.6 release are still being assembled but you can follow
Submerged
The Subversion project released the first publicly available release candidate for the 1.6.0 release on Friday Feb. 20. You can download the source for this release candidate from the Subversion project on tigris.org. The release notes for the 1.6 release are still being assembled but you can follow
Submerged
The Subversion project released the first publicly available release candidate for the 1.6.0 release on Friday Feb. 20. You can download the source for this release candidate from the Subversion project on tigris.org. The release notes for the 1.6 release are still being assembled but you can follow