Hi Ben!
Thanks for your Reply!
I'm not using a dyndns-html-proxy or something - i'm just using it as
dns-server which doesn't affect html-requests in any way.
But that is definitly an interesting point to look at if that problem occurs
and someone is using dyndns + http proxy.
Just if you're interested, i solved this problem which was an
apache-misconfiguration:
I added the <Location> - Example for svn outside my virtual hosts in the
apache httpd-conf so it was reachable from every domain i serve with my
apache server.
The domain of interest where i checked out my wc had an "ErrorDocument
404" - Directive defined.
That's not very clever since svn is making an PROPFIND request befor adding
a file (just to see if its there).
My server delivered the standard index.html of the virtual host with 200 OK
and so svn wasn't able to determine if the file exist or not -> Error.
So i moved the svn-Location into a special subdomain-virtual host where i'll
avoid defining a standard 404 (or other error) document.
nevertheless - many thanks for your help - it pointed me into the right
direction.
greets from salzburg,
Johannes Jarolim
Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman@collab.net> wrote:
> On Wed, 2004-03-03 at 07:19, J.P.Jarolim wrote:
>
>>> svn: PROPFIND of
>>
'/svn/jp/mcrank/src/com/jaro/htmlparser/filters/AttributeContainsFilter.java
>> ': 200 OK (http://my.host.at.home)
>>> svn: Your commit message was left in a temporary file:
>>> svn: 'D:/local/mcrank/svn-commit.tmp'
>
> I've seen this problem before in IRC: the "PROPFIND 200 OK" error.
> Basically, it turned out that the guy was using some sort of
> DNS-routing service for his non-static IP address, and the DNS
> service had a
> web-proxy that was intercepting the PROPFIND request completely,
> returning a bogus 200 OK HTML response. His own apache server never
> even got the request!
>
> Look in your apache access log. I bet you're not getting the PROPFIND
> request at all. Try using an IP address in the URL instead of a FQDN,
> see what happens.
>
>
>
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