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Re: problem viewing log of files that sometimes report '200: OK'

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 02 Jun 2011 18:02:33 +0200

On 01.06.2011 23:50, Mark Lakata wrote:
> There may or may not be something wrong with our SVN server, but that is
> besides the point. If I use the Cygwin command line svn client, I am
> able to get a change list log, with a few random "svn: REPORT of '....'
> : 200 OK" messages in the mix. I do not know what is causing these
> messages, but "OK" does not seem like a fault condition.

It is a fault condition if something else is expected. If you ask
"what's the time" and someone answers with "OK", you would treat that as
a wrong answer as well :)

>
> When I try to view the same log file from Tortoise SVN (
> )
> the log dialog pops up a few "There has been a problem contacting the
> server" dialogs, which I can cancel. When it is all done, I don't get a
> list of changes. Just a "REPORT of ... : 200 OK' message at the top of
> the dialog list (see attachment).
>
> However, if I hover my mouse up and down the list, I can see traces of
> the log messages flickering on then off. It appears that the OnPaint
> handler is drawing the correct log entries, but then wipes it all out
> and replaces it with the "REPORT of" message.

Just double click on that. Then the error message vanishes and you can
see the log entries behind it.

> It seems that the fix is to assign the "REPORT of" message to the
> individual log entry that is causing the "200 OK" message, instead of a
> global message that replaces all of the log messages.

It could be a malformed log message. svn clients must follow certain
rules for those messages. If your client doesn't do that, it's possible
to get such malformed messages to the server and that breaks showing the
log. Try finding the log message that's causing the problem and then
edit it to something correct.

Or it might be a proxy between the client and your server that's
dropping packets, or a firewall/virus scanner that's changing (they call
that 'sanitizing') the packets...

Stefan

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