Thanks for your help... just realized I had dropped off the users list
some time ago...
Stefan Küng wrote:
> John Locke wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> We're running an SVN server using mod_dav_svn with access to both http
>> and https. Everything works fine in https, but with http, the
>> repo-browser fails, with this message:
>>
>> Error * REPORT request failed on
>> 'http://internal.url.dev/svn/clients/path/to/trunk' REPORT of
>> 'http://internal.url.dev/svn/clients/path/to/trunk': 403 Forbidden
>> (http://internal.url.dev)
>>
>> ... this has been reproduced on several workstations, with 1.4.4 Build
>> 9706. The server is running SVN 1.2.3 under Apache 2.0.54.
>>
>> It cannot be reproduced with a current svn cli (at least from my Linux
>> workstation) or other tools--only Tortoise. The http path is browsable
>> with a web browser, too. And it's only the repo browser that's
>> broken--checkouts, commits, etc. all seem to work fine.
>
> Check your apache config. Maybe you have backslashes used in there
> where you should have used forward slashes. Or a slash at the end of a
> path where there shouldn't be one (or vice versa).
All looks fine...
>
> The best thing to do would be to compare your apache config sections
> from the http and https sections - find the differences and maybe you
> can see a difference which doesn't have anything to do with http/https.
>
No difference.
> Also try the Windows Subversion client - you can't really compare the
> Linux client and the windows clients.
> the commands you should use:
> 'svn info http://url'
> 'svn ls -v http://url'
Okay, I've asked the user to do this. Will check back with results,
probably after the weekend... What's very strange is that when I run svn
info from my workstation, I get a normal info listing on both http and
https. When I run it on the server, I get this, on both http and https:
svn: Failed to fetch lock information: 403 Forbidden (http://server.dev)
... svn ls -v works fine
Thanks,
--
John Locke
"Open Source Solutions for Small Business Problems"
published by Charles River Media, June 2004
http://www.freelock.com
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Received on Sat Jul 14 04:12:02 2007