301 Moved Problem. Yes, I've read the FAQ.

[Eric Horne <su...@box11.org>]

Hi everyone!

I've got a problem with subversion (1.3.1). I'm getting the infamous 301 
Moved Permanently error. Ok, so I've looked at the FAQ, and I know for 
sure I have no overlaps. I could not extract any more possible problems 
from that FAQ. I searched the archives and found all sorts of people 
having this type problem, but no real guidance on how to address it. All 
of the solutions I found in the archives, I tried with no success.

here's the deal:
I can request logs, perform checkouts, branch, tag, do all sorts of 
stuff. Only when I try to merge, do I get the 301 Moved Permanently 
error. If I browse to that strange looking .../!svn/bc/24... I get a 
page listing the directory of the repository I expect and a note at the 
bottom stating it was created by subversion 1.3.1.

I've straced the httpd process (Apache 2.2.0, Fedora Core 5) and found 
nothing that seems to trigger the error. It just seems to happen 
suddenly. In other words, immediately before I see the 301 error in the 
strace, it appears that httpd has successfully accessed, opened and read 
the file in the svn repository area. Ethereal agrees with this.

More weirdness -- I'm using TortoiseSVN (1.3.3) from a windows machine. 
Using that, I can not perform the merge from my windows box. I can, 
however, perform what I think is the same merge from the Fedora Core 5 
server itself (referencing the same http:// paths, not localhost). 
What's more, I can not get a revision graph of any file on any branch, 
but if I ask for a revision graph from a file on the trunk, it works 
just fine (and it shows the branches!). Checkouts of branches, revision 
logs, creating branches, commits, updates all seem to work just fine.

I've got the standard subversion.conf file for http. I can post it if 
you'd like. The problem occurs whether or not I use apache virtualhosts 
(I use virtualhost).

Could this be a TortoiseSVN problem? an SVN problem? an HTTP config 
problem?

Thanks for any help, pointers, wakeup calls -- whatever you can provide.

-Eric

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