Joachim Björklund wrote:
> On Thursday 02 September 2004 09.26, Paul Puschmann wrote:
>
>>Joachim Björklund wrote:
>>
>>>Hi, I'm trying to do a initial import to my newly created repository
>>>whith the command 'svn import -m "initial" test http://myhost/svn/test"'
>>>but the command just hangs there...
>>>
>>>So I did import the files directly on the server and everything was
fine,
>>>but then when I tried to do a "checkout" i got the same problem... :-(
>>>
>>>Eventually my client says: "svn: Caught signal"
>>>
>>>If I just do a "svn list http://myhost/svn/test" I do see the files
fine.
>>>
>>>I searched the mail archives and I realized that this is not a uncommon
>>>problem but I did'nt manage to find any mail with some explanation or
>>>solution.
>>
>>Hi,
>>
>>perhaps you can check your apache-error-log and your file-permissions.
>>The repository should be read and writeable for your apache-user.
> While troubleshooting I did change the permissions to rwx for all and
> everyone... no change!
>
> Now, I logged in (ssh) to the server holding the repository and tried the same
> svn-commands, and it works just fine...
>
> Can it be a FW problem?
Yes, this is possible.
Because I do no local operations on my repositories, I just set the
owner of all repos to wwwrun:www (which is my Apache user in SuSE).
Perhaps you can try to disable the firewall or try to set
apacheuser:usergroup as fileowners if you have to do local operations.
Then a 770 would be enough, I think.
Kind regards,
Paul
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Received on Thu Sep 2 09:55:48 2004