Re: Changing Apache SSL-Certificates

On Sun, 2004-02-22 at 20:01, Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> Thomas Gelzhäuser wrote:
> > I'm using svn version 0.35.1 (r8050) on two gentoo-systems.
>
> Please upgrade to 1.0, it's a potential waste of time to hunt bugs on
> old versions.

I just upgraded to 1.0, both on server and on client side. Still the
error remains.

> > gelzi@mingus doc $ svn up
> > svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/svn/doc'
> > svn: PROPFIND of '/svn/doc': Server certificate verification failed:
> > issuer is not trusted (https://lowend.mine.nu)
>
> ? Did it not prompt you about trust?

No, it did not. So I tried to delete the .subversion directory in my
home, in order to get back to defaults, but still not.

As this behaviour seems to have something to do with the hostname, I
grepped my whole System for it, but still only in the existing .svn
directories this hostname is contained.

What strikes me funny is the following:

gelzi@mingus tmp $ mkdir svntest
gelzi@mingus tmp $ cd svntest/
gelzi_at_mingus svntest $ svn co https://lowend.mine.nu/svn/doc
svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/svn/doc'
svn: PROPFIND of '/svn/doc': Server certificate verification failed:
issuer is not trusted (https://lowend.mine.nu)

Any Ideas?

Thanks.

Thomas.

PS:
> > trying to checkout the repository, using the http protocol, I get:
> [..]
> Why are you checking out http, instead of https? That error means
> (usually) that httpd segfaulted. Check your apache errorlog.

My fault. Didn't really think properly about that, my firewall still
catched that one. ;)

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