Hi Max,
What is the protocol format that is being sent. Can you please send me
the format.
And also which n/w packets capturer are you using. I am not able to get
the packets on my machine either by Ethereal or by IPInterceptor
utility.
Please provide me with information.
Thanks and regards
Ramprasad
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From: Max Bowsher [mailto:maxb@ukf.net]
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 2:29 PM
To: Ramprasad Venkata Inala
Cc: dev@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: SVN Protocol
Ramprasad Venkata Inala wrote:
> Yes I have gone thru them; I follow the way that is mentioned in the
> connection establishment section.
> But it opens up another connection for the same client as mentioned
> below.
As I already responded to your duplicate email on users@, you do not
appear
to be following the protocol properly.
I reproduce my previous mail here:
Ramprasad Venkata Inala wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to write a proxy for SVN ( for SVN protocol )so that it passes
> through our versioning system. For the same I need to know the SVN
> protocol, which I understood from the protocol document placed in the
> SVN sources. There is some hiccup while handshaking with the client.
Let
> me explain in detail what I do.
>
> When a client ( using a subclipse ) tries to connect to the SVN
proxy(
> a socket server program written in java ) the proxy accepts the
> connection and spawns a new thread that will handle further the
requests
> for this client, so each client will have a thread that would handle
the
> streams. When server socket accepts the client request it sends back
> response in the format specified below.
> ( success ( 1 2 ( ANONYMOUS ) ( edit-pipeline ) ) )
Right.
> ( 2 ANONYMOUS ( ) ( ) )
What is this?? I do not see this in either the protocol document or in
captured traces of network traffic.
> The client responds back with the below response
> ( 2 ( edit-pipeline ) 28:svn:///d:/svnrep/SVNProtocol )
OK.
> Then the proxy sends a message in this format again to the client
> ( ( ( 31:d:/svnrep/SVNProtocol ) ) ( ANONYMOUS ( ) ) )
Again, what is this?? I do not see this in either the protocol document
or
in captured traces of network traffic.
> Then the problem starts here again when the client responds back then
it
> tries to open up another socket rather sending requests on the same
> stream which is a diversion from the connection establishment.
I suspect the client is giving up faced with the weird responses you are
giving it, and re-trying.
Max.
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