sorry for the disinformation. yes, i was speaking
entirely of GUI clients below. on win2k they work
fine. on winxp, they crash. i d/l the command line
clients. on xp, i tried to do an export of a
repository via:
svn export https://IPaddress/repository
It gets through about 90% and then it just hangs. No
more network traffic. No errors, etc.
i'd like to provide more detailed info. i realize
this is not a lot to go on. if there are svn logfiles
on the server side that i can post let me know.
in apache, the last few logs to error_file have been:
[Fri Oct 31 20:19:43 2003] [error] [client
192.168.1.3] Unable to deliver content. [500, #0]
[Fri Oct 31 20:19:43 2003] [error] [client
192.168.1.3] Could not write data to filter. [500,
#0]
it does not seem to be the case that it is just trying
to transfer a large file. network traffic goes dead.
plus, i've tried this multiple times:
deleted dir structure i just imported. reran the
export command above...it seems to get stuck at a
different place each time... (i.e. it imports about
80-90% of the repository and hangs at a different
spot)
regards,
davis
--- Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman@collab.net> wrote:
> On Fri, 2003-10-31 at 18:28, eBay ForMe wrote:
>
> > Everything works swell with my Win2K client using
> > Tortoise and the URL
> https://IPaddress/repositoryname/
> >
> > I have created several repositories and
> > checkin/checkout, etc.
>
> This means that thes svn commandline client is
> working for you?
>
> >
> > However, with WinXP client, doesn not go so
> smoothly.
>
> You mean, win32 GUI clients? Or the win32
> commandline client?
>
> > Whenever I try to login with Tortoise, the process
> > crashes. I d/l and installed RapidSVN as
> well...and
> > same problem.
>
> You're not giving any details here. And
> TortoiseSVN/RapidSVN have their
> own discussion lists... probably the best place to
> post the details of
> crash messages.
>
>
> > I'm trying to figure out why mozilla + SSL +
> WebDav +
> > Subversion Repository + PDF File loads raw pdf
> data in
> > browser window, and doesn't launch the PDF plugin.
>
> When you do a GET of a URL that represents a file in
> a subversion
> repository, mod_dav_svn doesn't set the
> "Content-type:" header
> automatically. In order for that to happen, you
> need to set the
> 'svn:mime-type' property of the file. For example,
> if you set the
> property to 'image/png', then your web browser will
> actually render the
> image, rather than returning a raw bytestream. In
> your case, you need
> to figure out what the proper mime-type of a PDF
> file is.
>
>
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