On Mar 17, 2006, at 03:54, Matt Lins wrote:
> I have setup an SVN Server through Apache 2. I can access the
> repository fine with a web browser. However, when I try to use the
> command line, TortiseSVN or Subclipse I get 403 Forbidden. Here is
> my exact error :
>
> svn: PROPFIND of 'the/repos': 403 Forbidden (http://thedomain.com/
> the/repos)
>
> I can't understand why I am able to view the repository just fine
> in the web browser, but the clients error out.
To respond to someone else's suggestion: if it works fine in a web
browser, then there cannot be a problem with SVNPath vs. SVNParentPath.
The difference between a web browser and the svn client is that a web
browser only sends GET requests whereas the svn client uses PROPFIND
requests. Are you going through a proxy? Many proxies don't know
about PROPFIND, REPORT and the other WebDAV methods svn needs to use.
You must configure the proxy to handle these methods as well.
Alternately, use HTTPS; since the proxy cannot read the HTTPS stream
because it is encrypted, it must pass all of it through unaltered.
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Received on Fri Mar 17 12:12:01 2006