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Apache 2.2.11 + SVN 1.5.6 + dav 2= 403 e

Having installed SVN 1.5.6 with SVN Service on a Win2K3SP2 on a NTFS drive I
make sure through Tortoise and Subversive in Eclipse that it does work.

 

When Installing Apache 2.2.11 doing the dumbest configuration regarding to
users and even creating the same user on W2K3 I Always got an http error
403.

 

The only module I am using is the LoadModule dav_module modules/mod_dav.so
and LoadModule dav_svn_module modules/mod_dav_svn.so if we don’t count the
dlls provided with SVN.

 

No error on the Apache side and sniffing the http answer it identifies the
right apache, webdav, svn…

 

Not a clue what is going on and no time to debug.

 

Thanks for your help

 

Joaquim Raurell Martí

 

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Re: Apache 2.2.11 + SVN 1.5.6 + dav 2= 403 e

Posted by Jeremy Whitlock <jc...@gmail.com>.
> When Installing Apache 2.2.11 doing the dumbest configuration regarding to
> users and even creating the same user on W2K3 I Always got an http error
> 403.

Well, there are two reasons to get a 403:

1) You have a filesystem permissions issue forbidding Apache from
reading/writing necessary files.  This is usually mentioned in the
Apache error log so since you checked there, it doesn't sound like
this is the case.

2) You have been denied access by either Apache or Subversion's
authorization module.

The only real way to tell would be to see the important part of your
Apache configuration, as it relates to Subversion of course, and your
Subversion authz file.

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Take care,

Jeremy Whitlock
http://www.thoughtspark.org

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