mod_dav_svn.h File Reference

Subversion's backend for Apache's mod_dav module. More...

#include <httpd.h>
#include <mod_dav.h>

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Functions
dav_error *	dav_svn_split_uri (request_rec *r, const char *uri, const char *root_path, const char **cleaned_uri, int *trailing_slash, const char **repos_basename, const char **relative_path, const char **repos_path)
	Given an apache request r, a uri, and a root_path to the svn location block, process uri and return many things, allocated in r->pool: More...
dav_error *	dav_svn_get_repos_path (request_rec *r, const char *root_path, const char **repos_path)
	Given an apache request r and a root_path to the svn location block, set *repos_path to the path of the repository on disk. More...

Detailed Description

Subversion's backend for Apache's mod_dav module.

Definition in file mod_dav_svn.h.

Function Documentation

dav_error* dav_svn_get_repos_path	(	request_rec *	r,
		const char *	root_path,
		const char **	repos_path
	)

Given an apache request r and a root_path to the svn location block, set *repos_path to the path of the repository on disk.

dav_error* dav_svn_split_uri	(	request_rec *	r,
		const char *	uri,
		const char *	root_path,
		const char **	cleaned_uri,
		int *	trailing_slash,
		const char **	repos_basename,
		const char **	relative_path,
		const char **	repos_path
	)

Given an apache request r, a uri, and a root_path to the svn location block, process uri and return many things, allocated in r->pool:

• cleaned_uri: The uri with duplicate and trailing slashes removed.
• trailing_slash: Whether the uri had a trailing slash on it.

Three special substrings of the uri are returned for convenience:

• repos_basename: The single path component that is the directory which contains the repository. (Don't confuse this with the "repository name" as optionally defined via the SVNReposName directive!)
• relative_path: The remaining imaginary path components.
• repos_path: The actual path within the repository filesystem, or NULL if no part of the uri refers to a path in the repository (e.g. "!svn/vcc/default" or "!svn/bln/25").

For example, consider the uri

/svn/repos/proj1/!svn/blah/13//A/B/alpha

In the SVNPath case, this function would receive a root_path of '/svn/repos/proj1', and in the SVNParentPath case would receive a root_path of '/svn/repos'. But either way, we would get back:

• cleaned_uri: /svn/repos/proj1/!svn/blah/13/A/B/alpha
• repos_basename: proj1
• relative_path: /!svn/blah/13/A/B/alpha
• repos_path: A/B/alpha
• trailing_slash: FALSE