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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Mauricio Henriquez <bu...@entelchile.net> on 2006/03/20 02:33:50 UTC
Re: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Hi SVN Users!!!, I know that this is a veryyyy basic problem, but help me
please!!!, I don't know wath else can I check.
My name is Mauricio and this is my first post to the list.
Recently I dicover all the power of SVN and I try to test a very simple
repository. I use Fedora Core 3 with apache2.
I check my httpd.conf and I added all the necesary stuf (LoadModule... and
<Location>...pointing to my "repostory" folder), apache start correctly and
SVN work fine in the local machine, then I try "TortoiseSVN" (or other SVN
client)from a windows client, but TortoiseSVN can't browse my svn server,
allways return a message:
"Error *PROPFIND request failed on 'repository' PROPFIND of 'repository':403
forbidden (http://200.2.116.72)
my default apache webpage work correctly, so the apache work (also I don't
have a firewall causing problems),
Any idea?, tips?, link?, check?, black magic?
In advance thank you for the help
Mauricio, from Chili
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Re: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Posted by Mauricio Henriquez <bu...@entelchile.net>.
Hi, thank for the help, I run the command:
chcon -R -h -t httpd_sys_content_t /var/www/html/svn
but nothing, the same error :-(
I also restart my system, but nothing, the same
I know that this is strange, what elese can I check?, also I disable all the
firewall seting...
Mauricio...
> Mauricio Henriquez wrote:
>
>>Recently I dicover all the power of SVN and I try to test a very simple
>>repository. I use Fedora Core 3 with apache2.
>>
>>I check my httpd.conf and I added all the necesary stuf (LoadModule... and
>><Location>...pointing to my "repostory" folder), apache start correctly
>>and
>>SVN work fine in the local machine, then I try "TortoiseSVN" (or other SVN
>>client)from a windows client, but TortoiseSVN can't browse my svn server,
>>allways return a message:
>>
>>"Error *PROPFIND request failed on 'repository' PROPFIND of
>>'repository':403
>>forbidden (http://200.2.116.72)
>>
>
> It's probably SELinux (installed by default with Fedora Core 3) doing its
> job.
> http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#reposperms
>
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> Sly
>
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Re: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Posted by Mauricio Henriquez <bu...@entelchile.net>.
I have an update: I try to open my repository with firefox from my
windows-client, and firefox show me this:
"This XML file don't seems to have asociate style information. The document
tree is show below"
<D:error>
<C:error/>
<m:human-readable errcode="2">
Could not open the requested SVN filesystem
</m:human-readable>
</D:error>
ideas????
Mauricio
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Subject: Fwd: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Check that your <Location> directive does not conflict with a physical
location. I came across this once wherein I placed my repository
directly under the web server's root folder and then created a
<Location /svn> directive.
To solve my woes, I moved my repository somewhere else (e.g.
/usr/local/svn), updated the SVNParentPath, but retained the <Location
/svn> directive.
On 3/20/06, Steve Williams <st...@kromestudios.com> wrote:
> Mauricio Henriquez wrote:
>
> >Recently I dicover all the power of SVN and I try to test a very simple
> >repository. I use Fedora Core 3 with apache2.
> >
> >I check my httpd.conf and I added all the necesary stuf (LoadModule...
> >and
> ><Location>...pointing to my "repostory" folder), apache start correctly
> >and
> >SVN work fine in the local machine, then I try "TortoiseSVN" (or other
> >SVN
> >client)from a windows client, but TortoiseSVN can't browse my svn server,
> >allways return a message:
> >
> >"Error *PROPFIND request failed on 'repository' PROPFIND of
> >'repository':403
> >forbidden (http://200.2.116.72)
> >
> >
>
> It's probably SELinux (installed by default with Fedora Core 3) doing
> its job.
> http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#reposperms
>
> --
> Sly
>
>
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Re: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Posted by Mark <mm...@gmail.com>.
Try looking at your web server's error logs for more hints.
On 3/20/06, Mauricio Henriquez <bu...@entelchile.net> wrote:
> Thanks Mark, I also try your suggestion, but the same error!!!,
>
> < Check that your <Location> directive does not conflict with a physical
> < location. I came across this once wherein I placed my repository
> < directly under the web server's root folder and then created a
> < <Location /svn> directive.
>
> < To solve my woes, I moved my repository somewhere else (e.g.
> < /usr/local/svn), updated the SVNParentPath, but retained the <Location
> < /svn> directive.
>
> this is very strange .....
> black magic??
>
> Mauricio...
>
>
>
>
> On 3/20/06, Steve Williams <st...@kromestudios.com> wrote:
> > Mauricio Henriquez wrote:
> >
> > >Recently I dicover all the power of SVN and I try to test a very simple
> > >repository. I use Fedora Core 3 with apache2.
> > >
> > >I check my httpd.conf and I added all the necesary stuf (LoadModule...
> > >and
> > ><Location>...pointing to my "repostory" folder), apache start correctly
> > >and
> > >SVN work fine in the local machine, then I try "TortoiseSVN" (or other
> > >SVN
> > >client)from a windows client, but TortoiseSVN can't browse my svn server,
> > >allways return a message:
> > >
> > >"Error *PROPFIND request failed on 'repository' PROPFIND of
> > >'repository':403
> > >forbidden (http://200.2.116.72)
> > >
> > >
> >
> > It's probably SELinux (installed by default with Fedora Core 3) doing
> > its job.
> > http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#reposperms
> >
> > --
> > Sly
> >
> >
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Re: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Posted by Mauricio Henriquez <bu...@entelchile.net>.
Thanks Mark, I also try your suggestion, but the same error!!!,
< Check that your <Location> directive does not conflict with a physical
< location. I came across this once wherein I placed my repository
< directly under the web server's root folder and then created a
< <Location /svn> directive.
< To solve my woes, I moved my repository somewhere else (e.g.
< /usr/local/svn), updated the SVNParentPath, but retained the <Location
< /svn> directive.
this is very strange .....
black magic??
Mauricio...
On 3/20/06, Steve Williams <st...@kromestudios.com> wrote:
> Mauricio Henriquez wrote:
>
> >Recently I dicover all the power of SVN and I try to test a very simple
> >repository. I use Fedora Core 3 with apache2.
> >
> >I check my httpd.conf and I added all the necesary stuf (LoadModule...
> >and
> ><Location>...pointing to my "repostory" folder), apache start correctly
> >and
> >SVN work fine in the local machine, then I try "TortoiseSVN" (or other
> >SVN
> >client)from a windows client, but TortoiseSVN can't browse my svn server,
> >allways return a message:
> >
> >"Error *PROPFIND request failed on 'repository' PROPFIND of
> >'repository':403
> >forbidden (http://200.2.116.72)
> >
> >
>
> It's probably SELinux (installed by default with Fedora Core 3) doing
> its job.
> http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#reposperms
>
> --
> Sly
>
>
>
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Re: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Posted by Mauricio Henriquez <bu...@entelchile.net>.
Finally!!!, thanks to all, I re-check my location directive and turn off
SELinux (again), restart my system and finally SVN working!!!, thank to all
and for all your patience...
thanks again, Mauricio
> Mauricio Henriquez wrote:
>
>>Thanks for all the suggestions, but still no luck :-(
>>I don't know what else can I check, this is very strange, I try all:
>>chcon -R -h -t httpd_sys_content_t /path/to/repository..., the chcon -t
>>usr_t /path commands, the chown apache.apache -R /path, the chgrp apache
>>/path, disable the SELinux, disable the firewall, change the repository
>>location (outside /var/www), restart apache and the system, but still the:
>>403-Forbidden error, then I change the "SVNParentPath" for a "SVNPath",
>>and now I recive a: 500-Error (internal server), what else can I check?, I
>>have to start some svnserver?
>>
>>My httpd error_log say this:
>>[Mon Mar 20 19:12:01 2006] [error] [client 200.2.116.250] Could not open
>>the requested SVN filesystem [500, #2]
>>
>
> I'm now guessing that your Location directive in httpd.conf is incorrect.
> Is it pointing to the correct path with SVNPath or SVNParentPath?
>
> Does the user that httpd runs as have read/write permissions to the
> location you have the repositories?
>
> --
> Sly
>
>
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Re: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Posted by Steve Williams <st...@kromestudios.com>.
Mauricio Henriquez wrote:
>Thanks for all the suggestions, but still no luck :-(
>I don't know what else can I check, this is very strange, I try all:
>chcon -R -h -t httpd_sys_content_t /path/to/repository..., the chcon -t
>usr_t /path commands, the chown apache.apache -R /path, the chgrp apache
>/path, disable the SELinux, disable the firewall, change the repository
>location (outside /var/www), restart apache and the system, but still the:
>403-Forbidden error, then I change the "SVNParentPath" for a "SVNPath", and
>now I recive a: 500-Error (internal server), what else can I check?, I have
>to start some svnserver?
>
>My httpd error_log say this:
>[Mon Mar 20 19:12:01 2006] [error] [client 200.2.116.250] Could not open the
>requested SVN filesystem [500, #2]
>
>
I'm now guessing that your Location directive in httpd.conf is
incorrect. Is it pointing to the correct path with SVNPath or
SVNParentPath?
Does the user that httpd runs as have read/write permissions to the
location you have the repositories?
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Re: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Posted by Mauricio Henriquez <bu...@entelchile.net>.
Hi:
Thanks for all the suggestions, but still no luck :-(
I don't know what else can I check, this is very strange, I try all:
chcon -R -h -t httpd_sys_content_t /path/to/repository..., the chcon -t
usr_t /path commands, the chown apache.apache -R /path, the chgrp apache
/path, disable the SELinux, disable the firewall, change the repository
location (outside /var/www), restart apache and the system, but still the:
403-Forbidden error, then I change the "SVNParentPath" for a "SVNPath", and
now I recive a: 500-Error (internal server), what else can I check?, I have
to start some svnserver?
My httpd error_log say this:
[Mon Mar 20 19:12:01 2006] [error] [client 200.2.116.250] Could not open the
requested SVN filesystem [500, #2]
and my httpd access_log say:
200.2.116.250 - - [20/Mar/2006:19:09:45 -0400] "GET /svn/ HTTP/1.1" 500 234
"-" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR
1.1.4322)"
please help!!!, what can I check or what info can I post?
In advance, thank you very much
Mauricio, from Chili
<Check that your <Location> directive does not conflict with a physical
<location. I came across this once wherein I placed my repository
<directly under the web server's root folder and then created a
<<Location /svn> directive.
<To solve my woes, I moved my repository somewhere else (e.g.
/<usr/local/svn), updated the SVNParentPath, but retained the <Location
</svn> directive.
<On 3/20/06, Steve Williams <st...@kromestudios.com> wrote:
> Mauricio Henriquez wrote:
>
> >Recently I dicover all the power of SVN and I try to test a very simple
> >repository. I use Fedora Core 3 with apache2.
> >
> >I check my httpd.conf and I added all the necesary stuf (LoadModule...
> >and
> ><Location>...pointing to my "repostory" folder), apache start correctly
> >and
> >SVN work fine in the local machine, then I try "TortoiseSVN" (or other
> >SVN
> >client)from a windows client, but TortoiseSVN can't browse my svn server,
> >allways return a message:
> >
> >"Error *PROPFIND request failed on 'repository' PROPFIND of
> >'repository':403
> >forbidden (http://200.2.116.72)
> >
> >
>
> It's probably SELinux (installed by default with Fedora Core 3) doing
> its job.
> http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#reposperms
>
> --
> Sly
>
>
>
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Fwd: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Posted by Mark <mm...@gmail.com>.
Check that your <Location> directive does not conflict with a physical
location. I came across this once wherein I placed my repository
directly under the web server's root folder and then created a
<Location /svn> directive.
To solve my woes, I moved my repository somewhere else (e.g.
/usr/local/svn), updated the SVNParentPath, but retained the <Location
/svn> directive.
On 3/20/06, Steve Williams <st...@kromestudios.com> wrote:
> Mauricio Henriquez wrote:
>
> >Recently I dicover all the power of SVN and I try to test a very simple
> >repository. I use Fedora Core 3 with apache2.
> >
> >I check my httpd.conf and I added all the necesary stuf (LoadModule... and
> ><Location>...pointing to my "repostory" folder), apache start correctly and
> >SVN work fine in the local machine, then I try "TortoiseSVN" (or other SVN
> >client)from a windows client, but TortoiseSVN can't browse my svn server,
> >allways return a message:
> >
> >"Error *PROPFIND request failed on 'repository' PROPFIND of 'repository':403
> >forbidden (http://200.2.116.72)
> >
> >
>
> It's probably SELinux (installed by default with Fedora Core 3) doing
> its job.
> http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#reposperms
>
> --
> Sly
>
>
>
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Re: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Posted by Steve Williams <st...@kromestudios.com>.
Mauricio Henriquez wrote:
>Recently I dicover all the power of SVN and I try to test a very simple
>repository. I use Fedora Core 3 with apache2.
>
>I check my httpd.conf and I added all the necesary stuf (LoadModule... and
><Location>...pointing to my "repostory" folder), apache start correctly and
>SVN work fine in the local machine, then I try "TortoiseSVN" (or other SVN
>client)from a windows client, but TortoiseSVN can't browse my svn server,
>allways return a message:
>
>"Error *PROPFIND request failed on 'repository' PROPFIND of 'repository':403
>forbidden (http://200.2.116.72)
>
>
It's probably SELinux (installed by default with Fedora Core 3) doing
its job.
http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#reposperms
--
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Re: Help Please!!!, SVN Fedora Problem
Posted by kf...@collab.net.
Mauricio: a meta-comment -- please don't post unrelated mails in an
existing thread, see here for details:
http://subversion.tigris.org/mailing-list-guidelines.html#fresh-post
It's not a big problem, just wanted you to know for next time.
Thanks,
-Karl
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Mauricio Henriquez <bu...@entelchile.net> writes:
> Hi SVN Users!!!, I know that this is a veryyyy basic problem, but help
> me please!!!, I don't know wath else can I check.
>
> My name is Mauricio and this is my first post to the list.
>
> Recently I dicover all the power of SVN and I try to test a very simple
> repository. I use Fedora Core 3 with apache2.
>
> I check my httpd.conf and I added all the necesary stuf (LoadModule... and
> <Location>...pointing to my "repostory" folder), apache start correctly and
> SVN work fine in the local machine, then I try "TortoiseSVN" (or other
> SVN client)from a windows client, but TortoiseSVN can't browse my svn
> server, allways return a message:
>
> "Error *PROPFIND request failed on 'repository' PROPFIND of 'repository':403
> forbidden (http://200.2.116.72)
>
> my default apache webpage work correctly, so the apache work (also I don't
> have a firewall causing problems),
>
>
> Any idea?, tips?, link?, check?, black magic?
>
> In advance thank you for the help
>
> Mauricio, from Chili
>
>
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