Am 07.12.2005, 16:23 Uhr, schrieb Chris Church <flyingfred0@gmail.com>:
[..using Ethereal to analyze network traffic..]
Very good idea :). Nice tool, by the way. Analysing the network traffic
showed that there was a authentification problem (error 401). That is a
little bit confusing, because username/password are correctly supplied to
Eclipse beforehand. Furthermore, the problem occurred only when I tried to
checkout the whole development tree. If I tried a smaller portion of the
tree, the checkout worked (with enabled authentification). Since disabling
basic authentification, the whole tree can be checked out without any
problems. Anyone an idea how I can protect the directory AND make big
checkouts? I would rather see the directory protected...
The relevant apache configuration lines (currently commented out ;) looked
like this:
SVNParentPath /home/svn
AuthType Basic
AuthName Admin
AuthUserFile /home/svn/.htpasswd
require valid-user
There are the following directories in the file system:
/home/svn/XXX/branches
/home/svn/XXX/tags
/home/svn/XXX/trunk
/home/svn/XXX/trunk/XXX
All project files can be found under /home/svn/XXX/trunk/XXX. So the
authentification defined in the apache configuration should work,
shouldn't it?
Oh, and there IS a .htpasswd-file in /home/svn and it is filled with data,
indeed ;). As stated before, smaller checkouts and basic authentification
worked before.
TIA,
Mirko
> On 12/7/05, Mirko Cegledi <mcegledi@freenet.de> wrote:
>>
>> Am 06.12.2005, 18:46 Uhr, schrieb Chris Church:
>>
>> > I've seen something similar when doing an svn update. Try setting the
>> > LimitXMLRequestBody option in httpd.conf to a larger value (or 0); the
>> > default is 1000000.
>> >
>> > See the Apache docs at:
>> > http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#limitxmlrequestbody
>>
>> I've just tried your idea as well as the hint from Leon Zandman. Neither
>> one seems to work. The server still closes the connection.
>> I have to admit that I'm a little bit confused about this. It's a
>> standard
>> apache installation (I'm unable to do anything else ^^) with only the
>> necessary extensions for running subversion. In my opinion, the eclipse
>> installation and the subclipse plug-in are too easy, to raise any
>> problems, too. So from my point of view, either there should be more
>> users
>> with this problem out there or no one uses subversion/subclipse for
>> bigger
>> projects. But I don't want to believe that :).
>> The only unusual fact that could be from interest is, that the server
>> is a
>> virtual machine. But I don't know if this could be of any importance.
>>
>> Anyone a new idea? Would it help to ask at users@subclipse.tigris.org?
>>
>> [..]
>>
>> Mirko
>>
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