Re: Moving files around on a https repository

On 17 Nov 2004 23:37:24 -0600, kfogel@collab.net <kfogel@collab.net> wrote:
> Andrew Leeper <me@nivenhuh.net> writes:
> > Well.. googling for "502 bad gateway subversion" returns something
> > relating to my issue.. but it was written back in 2003. I tried
> > following some of the threads, but none of them showed any kind
> > of resolution.. =/
> >
> > I'm more than willing to be a guinnea pig for finding a resolution
> > to this..
>
> Great :-). Can you install ethereal and do a network trace of port
> 443 (the https port) activity when you try to the the failing command?

This won't work. Ethereal won't be able to see the HTTP transaction as
it is the payload for the TLS/SSL transaction above it. All Ethereal
will see is encrypted SSL payloads-- even the HTTP request verbs (GET
| POST | HEAD) will be encrypted. :( I've tried this before, and I had
to resort to installing a plugin to Firefox to diagnose an HTTPS
transaction on a particular website we were developing.

Will setting the appropriate neon debugging level work instead?

-- 
JM Ibanez
   - A million monkeys can't go wrong...
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