Chroot Subversion on OpenBSD 3.7

Hi everybody - this place is huge compared to DevHardware...

I've got a P133 that I want to put OpenBSD on since its small and lightweight compared to most Linux distros, won't take Gentoo-style compile times, and, well, I want to learn more about OpenBSD. My two requirements are to use WordPress and web access to Subversion via WebSVN or Insurrection. (unixODBC would be nice, but I don't see any OpenBSD packages for it.)

WordPress works great (albeit slowly), but for the life of me, I can't get subversion to work in the Apache chrooted environment. I've even tried copying over /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib and all libraries mentioned by ldd that Subversion links to.

Three questions:
1) Can Subversion be run in the chroot at all?
2) Is it worth it for me to run it in the chroot?
3) Is it insanely difficult to get Subversion to run in the chroot?

Thanks

Have you tried installing it from the OpenBSD ports system? It should install everything you need for you.

If you don't know how to install from ports, try doing this:
cd /usr/ports/devel/subversion
make install

That should do it all for you.

I wasn't looking at a ports solution - compilation would probably take forever on a Pentium 133.

Turns out that my problem was that I didn't tell ldconfig to search through /usr/local/lib for more libraries, so Subversion was dying.

My next problem is setting up WebSVN...now that I know svn and svnlook work in the chroot, WebSVN is telling me that there was an error running svnlook, but won't tell me what the error is.