Configure the server

Once the installation is done, you need to set up the Apache server that hosts the Subversion repositories.

Administrators with the ROLE_ADMIN or ROLE_ADMIN_SYSTEM role can configure the server.
  1. Configure general server settings
    The Apache configuration files get written based on the information you provide in the web console. You don't need a direct login to the host server operating system.
  2. Configure authentication settings
    Specify how you want to authenticate your Subversion Edge installation. You can authenticate against a local htpasswd file or against a corporate LDAP server.
  3. Configure a proxy server
    If your Subversion Edge server requires a proxy for outbound connections, provide its configuration in the web console.
  4. Configure the mail server
    To receive email notifications from the Subversion Edge server, set up the mail server with the details of your corporate email server. When a scheduled background job encounters a problem, an email with information from the error is sent to different accounts depending on the situation.
  5. Configure log settings
    Specify logging levels for the Subversion server and console, and how long you want to keep the logs.
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