do I need a separate install of subversion for external access?

Would I need to install another instance of subversion (collabNet for example) to watch on port 3690 so that I can get access to my repo from a remote computer with Tortoise svn?

If so, will there be a problem with telling BitNami that the svn port is 36900 ? (note that I only have one repo – and want to point Trac to it – and be able to access it remotely through either Tortoise SVN or the svn command line utility.)

Thank you.

I have confirmed with both BitNami Trac and BitNami Redmine that I need to have CollabNet SVN pre-installed and listening to port 3690.

Then, when I install either Trac or Redmine, I set the port they they listen to SVN to 36900.

I can now browse the repository remotely (svn://path…) and Trac/Redmine have access to the repo locally on the server.

(tracSubversion and CollabNetSVN services are running simultaneously on the server.)

Hi,

Sorry for the delay. The Trac and Redmine Stacks configures a Subversion repository. If you have already installed a Subversion repository you can configure the svn port to a different one (for example 36900). Once installed the application you can configure the application to use a different repository and also removes the Subversion server installed.

Are you saying that now I can configure Trac to look at port 3690 and uninstall the CollabNetSVN service?

You can remove the tracSubversion servier if you are using the CollabNetSVN server.