Re: problems checking out

> ...snip...
> I've got a similiar setup. I use DynDNS
me too, everydns.net
> , cable modem, and my linksys
> redirects the incoming request based on port to a machine on my intranet.
> Never had a glitch with it yet. Running on RH8 with the subversion .20
> rpms
> Are you running your server connected as the DMZ host or are you
> redirecting 8080 to a machine?

Exactly this, I am using port forwarding for 8080 to a single
machine. So literally, if I start from any machine on the subnet,
and request a fully qualified hostname then I kill the connection.
If I use local IP addresses to access the directory, I get no such
problem. If I access the repository from an external computer using
the fully qualified hostname, it works fine too. So this definitely
sounds like a router issue breaking the connection when a roundtrip
is attempted. In that case, webdav is doing its job. If there
isn't a software resolution for this, just put out a warning (maybe
on FAQ) that if checksums are failing constantly, it could be a NAT
router issue.

Dan

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