That's my guess as well, but I found it easier to just install the
stuff with fink:
fink install libapache2-ssl-mod-svn
Then, it makes sure you have a compatible version of apache2
installed, and it downloads and compiles everything for you. You
still have to configure the svn server yourself, but I didn't find
that particularly difficult with the directions that are available
elsewhere on the internet.
I have no idea why they would choose to base a tutorial on Mac OS X
Server, and not the regular Mac OS X. Perhaps they hope to be able to
push a few more server licences that way?
More likely: 10.4 server ships with Apache 2 installed by default,
and the most common svn setup involves using Apache 2.
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Brad Oliver
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