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Re: Broken SVN revision paths encoding

From: Bert Huijben <bert_at_qqmail.nl>
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2015 14:43:45 +0000

What client (including version) did you use to commit… and against what kind of server?


Subversion's clients properly encode characters to utf-8 as far as we know, but perhaps you used some not standard client for the commit.

(Newer servers should perform more verifications; that is why that answer is also relevant)


Bert






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Hi there,

 

Somehow I was able to commit a file with a broken filename encoding and now the svn client can no longer process the log messages from the server! For example I commited the file “fooä.bar” and when I then try to svn log I get this:

 

svn: E130003: The REPORT response contains invalid XML (200 OK)

 

However, in wireshark I can see this coming in (stripped to the interesting lines):

 

<S:log-item>

<S:added-path>foo\344.file</S:added-path>

</S:log-item>

 

The clients svn is not the latest, but a newer version does not work either:

 

>svn –version

svn, version 1.8.10 (r1615264)

   compiled Aug 10 2014, 15:48:46 on x86-microsoft-windows

 

Any good ideas how we can bring the repository back to be fully functional?

 

Cheers
Received on 2015-07-28 16:45:39 CEST

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