RE: Bug report for tortoiseSVN

From: Andrew Klitzke

> Hi all,

Hi Andrew

> I would like to report what might be a bug.

> We use TortoiseSVN every day. It works great, keep up the good work. However, we discovered a rather crippling problem when used in certain instances.

> We connect to a local subversion server for our repository. We use http.

What version of server?

> Works great when we're actually in the network. However, when we VPN into our work network, TortoiseSVN versions 1.8+ fail when connecting with the error "Unexpected HTTP status 400 'Bad Request' (The HTTP request includes a non-supported header. )"

For what it's worth, I see the same problem when I try to VPN into my work's network. Are you connecting via HTTP or HTTPS?

> We've verified it's not an issue with the internet configuration on our target machines. We are able to connect and view the subversion server just fine in our browsers while TortoiseSVN simultaneously fails.

Ditto.

> In addition, when we downgrade to TortoiseSVN 1.7.*, it works great through the VPN.

I didn't think of downgrading the version, but I have another machine with an earlier TSVN on it that I can try.

> This error only occurs for us Windows 7 and Windows 8. We have not been able to replicate it on Windows XP.

Ah, that might be an issue - the other target machine I have is XP.

> Let me know and I can try to get a wireshark capture or something for you to look at.

That would probably be very useful.

Regards,

Geoff

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