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Re: Secure Connection Truncated problem

From: Mike Brady <mbrady_at_cayuse.com>
Date: 2007-02-12 18:55:37 CET

>> A revision of our subversion 1.4.2 repository became unreadadble to
>> at least our Windows clients today with the error above.
I verified it was a problem for our Mac clients as well.

>> The error started right after someone inquired about modifying a log
>> message. I enabled the pre-revprop-change hook to allow svn:log
>> updates. I then tested it on the server via:
>>
>> svn propset -r 8155 --revprop 'blah blah blah'
>> file:///var/svn/gs/v3.0.6
>>
>> The command succeeded and I was still able to log revision 8155 and
>> all around that revision at the server. However, on the Windows XP
>> clients, here's an example of what we saw with 1.4.2 clients,
>> Tortoise, and IDEA:
>>
>> C:\proj\v3.0.6>svn log -r 8155 https://subtrac:10443/svn/gs
>> svn: REPORT request failed on '/svn/gs/!svn/bc/8155'
>> svn: REPORT of '/svn/gs/!svn/bc/8155': Could not read chunk size:
>> Secure connection truncated (https://...)
> When you were having the problem, did you run svnadmin verify to check
> the repository? If so, did it report any errors? I'm guessing not,
> since often the errors shown my svnadmin verify would also be shown by
> svnadmin dump, which you say you ran successfully.
I ran svnadmin verify. It thought everything looked fine.

The key to being able to dump, reload, and therefore correct the problem
is that svn (with file:// method) and svnadmin commands run directly on
the server did not see a problem. It was only a problem accessing the
repository over the network (via https using mod_dav_svn).

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