I was able to track down this problem (full details below), so for any
future searchers here's what it was: a non-ascii character had worked
its way in to a cvs commit message at some point. It was converted
along with the rest of the repository by cvs2svn. Whenever it was
passed over http to a svn client (for a log operation, tortoisesvn
repository graph, etc.) it would trip something up along the way and
close the connection.
Luckily this was just a test conversion of our repository so I was able
to fix the message in the appropriate ,v files and convert again - now
it seems to be working well.
-->Mike
> Hello - I've done numerous searches on this issue, but haven't been able
> to find a solution yet. I'm setting up subversion 1.4.0 on SUSE
> Enterprise 9.3 and apache. I have tried both httpd 2.0.49 and 2.2.3
> with the same results. I have a repository converted from cvs using
> cvs2svn. My problem:
>
> When performing long operations like a svn log on the trunk, or trying
> to build a revision graph with tortoisesvn, I get errors like this from
> the client:
>
>> > svn: REPORT request failed on '/devtree/!svn/bc/16536/trunk'
>> > svn: REPORT of '/devtree/!svn/bc/16536/trunk': 200 OK
>
> I can perform the operations without error if I use a file:/// URL
> rather than going through http.
>
> The apache error log has entries like:
>
>> > [Wed Oct 11 17:52:01 2006] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] Provider encountered an error while streaming a REPORT response. [400, #0]
>
> Any tips or guesses would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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