Joe:
Then why would my checkout work? Note that everything worked until the
COPY command got sent during the commit operation.
I'm not using VirtualHost, nor do I even have ServerName set. This is a
stock Apache 2.0 configuration dedicated to testing Subversion with only
three changes: User/Group, Listen on 423 instead of 80, and the SVN
configuration for /ninetjer to /cvs/svn/ninetjer. Pretty much anything
coming in on port 423 should do...
I just upgraded with the changes that were posted since yesterday, and
still have the problem :(. I have semi-automated my testing of it :-P.
Does it work for you? What specific version of Apache are you using?
[root(2)@dreadnought evil]# make
rm -rf /cvs/svn/ninetjer
svnadmin create /cvs/svn/ninetjer
chown apache.apache -R /cvs/svn/ninetjer
rm -rf ninetjer
su -c "svn co http://www.saurik.com:423/ninetjer" saurik
saurik's password:
cd ninetjer; touch bob; svn add bob; svn commit
A bob
Adding /home/saurik/evil/ninetjer/bob
Commit succeeded.
cd ninetjer; svn cp bob tom; svn commit
A tom
svn_error: #21075 : <RA layer's server request failed>
commit failed: wc locks and tmpfiles have been removed.
svn_error: #21075 : <RA layer's server request failed>
commit failed: while sending tree-delta to repos.
svn_error: #21075 : <RA layer's server request failed>
COPY request failed for 'tom'
make: *** [testcopy] Error 1
Sincerely,
Jay Freeman (saurik)
saurik@saurik.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Joe Orton [mailto:joe@manyfish.co.uk]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 4:56 AM
To: svn-dev
Subject: Re: OK, so copy is supposed to work now? (as it still isn't,
hehe)
On Tue, Dec 04, 2001 at 02:50:24AM -0600, Jay Freeman (saurik) wrote:
> 209.224.199.248 - saurik [04/Dec/2001:02:36:07 -0600] "COPY
> /ninetjer/$svn/bc/1//syn HTTP/1.1" 502 279
>
> I'm not really sure what else is of use to know for this one. (from
what
> I can tell, dav_svn_copy_resource isn't even being called, but I might
> be misusing gdb).
> Error 502 sounds freaky. gateway failure?
This means you are referring to the server by a hostname which Apache
doesn't know about - use the same name as in the ServerName directive in
your httpd.conf. If you have a VirtualHost set up, you can add a
"ServerAlias other.hostname.com" so that apache knows about that
hostname too.
Regards,
joe
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