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What the ...?

From: Николай Домуховский <nick2005a.d_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2007-10-12 07:54:47 CEST

Hello.
I have two hosts in my environment - one is production server with a
lot of services running on it, second is a virtual machine with clear
Debian Etch installation.
On my production server I has some SVN (with DAV) configuration which
partially works, to make it fully usable I need to perform some
experiments and so I'm trying to make similar configuration on my
testing machine,

So, first I tried fully replicate server's config, but it wasn't work.
Then I made simplest case - one repository with non-ASCII characters
in it's path. So I have config like this:

<VirtualHost test-svn.example.com:80>
<Location />
DAV svn
SVNPath /var/www/some-non-ASCII-chars
</Location>
</VirtualHost>

Also I add this string to /etc/envvars: LANG=ru_RU.UTF-8

Then I restarted Apache and tried to access to my repository. And...
Got an error! "can't convert from UTF-8 to native encoding"... But
same configuration works on my production server... I tried a number
of things and found solution!

This configuration works only if mod_php5 loaded into Apache!!! What
the ...? How mod_php5 can influence on mod_dav_svn? Or mod_php5
somehow influence on Apache's internals? Can someone explain me such
behaviour?

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