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Working with Ubuntu 10.10 ... When installing WebSVN via apt-get with the following command: sudo apt-get -y install websvn It will pop 3 screens asking for configuration details (ie. where your SVN repositories are etc). Is there a way to pass this information to this command so that the installation can occur unattended? Thanks Almost all packages in Debian/Ubuntu use Debconf . You can pre-seed answers into debconf using the command debconf-set-selections . You need another tool debconf-get-selections to extract the answers you provided interactively. debconf-get-selections isn't installed

I started using jenkins and now trying to configure it to use websvn for diff and files view. I saw a post that say I have to configure multyviews. but I dont understand exactly what it means and how to work with it after it is configured. The solution was to use websvn2 plugin of jenkins which support the url with parameters 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5564014/how-to-configure-jenkins-to-work-with-websvn

Trying to checkout from my SVN repo gives me svn: E195019: Redirect cycle detected for URL ... However, it appears as if this error only occurs when I am behind some (specific) proxy server. As discussed in other post (see tortoise svn giving me "Redirect cycle detected for URL 'domain/svn'" ), this error occurs if the SVN DAV is misconfigured, e.g., using SVNParentPath where one should use SVNPath. However, my configuration appears to be correct and - as far as I know - the problem only occurs when behind a proxy. The setup of the repository is more or less standard, e.g., ServerAlias svn