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 Next, you will need to create a Subversion repository and tell Apache about it. Let's assume we want to set up a Subversion repository directory such that the collection of hosted repositories is accessed via http://localhost/svn/ for each repository. We're doing this so that we can host multiple repositories if we elect to do so. So, if we created two repositories, `repos-1` and `repos-2`, we would reference them as http://localhost/svn/repos-1 and http://localhost/svn/repos-2, respectively. Let's also assume that we want to host the repositories in a `/svn` directory. There are two key things you need to do to make all this work:
 
-  * Grant ownership of the `/www` directory to the `www` user
+  * Grant ownership of the `/svn` directory to the `www` user
   * Establish the proper access controls in Apache's `httpd.conf` file to connect http://localhost/svn/ URLs to the `/svn` directory. 
 
 First, let's set up the `/svn` directory and create a repository:

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