So, I searched the archives for "301" and "redirect", but came up with
nothing. Somehow I doubt that I'm the first to see this, but I'll
mail the list anyway.
I've got 1.1.2-2205, which appears to be the newest version of
TortoiseSVN. When I use the repository browser on my newly set up svn
server (using Apache2), it appears that tortoise is sending the
request for a directory (the top-level of this particular repository)
without the trailing slash on the URL. It knows it's a folder, given
the folder icon, but it leaves the slash off. That would normally be
OK, as the server sends a 301 "moved permanently" response back, and
the client should then follow the redirect. tortoise (or neon, I
suppose) isn't following the redirect. It just tells me that it the
PROPFIND failed.
I didn't see anything in the configuration about "follow standard web
navigation features" - am I missing a configuration option somewhere,
or was that just a minor oversight at some point? I've never worked
with neon beyond building programs that use it, so I'm no help in that
area...
Here's the relevant lines from my Apache server logs:
10.1.1.50 - - [06/Jan/2005:15:33:42 -0600] "PROPFIND /repos/danny
HTTP/1.1" 401 456 "-" "SVN/1.1.2 (r12471) neon/0.24.7"
10.1.1.50 - dsauer [06/Jan/2005:15:33:50 -0600] "PROPFIND /repos/danny
HTTP/1.1" 301 286 "-" "SVN/1.1.2 (r12471) neon/0.24.7"
It send the request, receives a 401 "hey, who are you?", resends the
auth data, and then stops at the 301. The authentication clearly
works, but it just doesn't follow the redirect.
Input's certainly appreciated. :)
Thanks.
--Danny
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