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XP and SSL
Hi,
I have the following RPMs installed on RH9:
subversion-tools-0.32.1-7505
subversion-server-0.32.1-7505
subversion-0.32.1-7505
I d/l the source for the latest Apache and ssl_mod,
compiled and installed.
Apache: 2.0.47
mod_ssl: 2.0.47
Everything works swell with my Win2K client using
Tortoise and the URL https://IPaddress/repositoryname/
I have created several repositories and
checkin/checkout, etc. I can also login via SSL and
browse the repository through mozilla.
However, with WinXP client, doesn not go so smoothly.
Whenever I try to login with Tortoise, the process
crashes. I d/l and installed RapidSVN as well...and
same problem. I put in the same URL. I can provide
logdump of the process if it is useful.
One more -- somewhat offtopic question. Perhaps this
is an Apache issue, but when I have PDF files in my
repository, and I browse with mozilla (latest build of
firebird), clicking on the PDF actually loads the raw
PDF data into the browser window instead of launching
the PDF plugin. Browsing to any outside URL and doing
the same launches the PDF plugin correctly. When I
launch IE and do the same thing on my repository,
clicking on PDF in the repository launches the plugin.
I'm trying to figure out why mozilla + SSL + WebDav +
Subversion Repository + PDF File loads raw pdf data in
browser window, and doesn't launch the PDF plugin.
Anyway, subversion seems great so far. Just wondering
if I can work out these couple kinks.
Thanks,
Davis
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subversion cmd line client hang
Posted by eBay ForMe <eb...@yahoo.com>.
Hi - I tried searching the archives for this, but did
not find anything other than a permissions problem
issue on the berkeley db.
Using the cmd line and doing a checkout or an export
of a repository, the client seems able to pull about
80% of the repository and then it just hangs. The
Apache error_log shows:
[Fri Oct 31 20:19:43 2003] [error] [client
192.168.1.3] Unable to deliver content. [500, #0]
[Fri Oct 31 20:19:43 2003] [error] [client
192.168.1.3] Could not write data to filter. [500,
#0]
When I say it hangs, I mean the cmd line client
hangs...showing the last object in the repository that
it downloaded.
I do not believe this to be a permissions problem. I
have recursively set the owner and group permissions
on the entire repository. I have verified this. In
addition, if I repeat the process, the object that it
hangs on is not consistent (i.e. it will get to a
different position in the checkout or export and hang
-- sometime further than the last time, sometimes
not).
Does anyone have an idea where I can look to
troubleshoot this issue?
Thanks in advance,
Davis
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Re: XP and SSL
Posted by eBay ForMe <eb...@yahoo.com>.
sorry for the disinformation. yes, i was speaking
entirely of GUI clients below. on win2k they work
fine. on winxp, they crash. i d/l the command line
clients. on xp, i tried to do an export of a
repository via:
svn export https://IPaddress/repository
It gets through about 90% and then it just hangs. No
more network traffic. No errors, etc.
i'd like to provide more detailed info. i realize
this is not a lot to go on. if there are svn logfiles
on the server side that i can post let me know.
in apache, the last few logs to error_file have been:
[Fri Oct 31 20:19:43 2003] [error] [client
192.168.1.3] Unable to deliver content. [500, #0]
[Fri Oct 31 20:19:43 2003] [error] [client
192.168.1.3] Could not write data to filter. [500,
#0]
it does not seem to be the case that it is just trying
to transfer a large file. network traffic goes dead.
plus, i've tried this multiple times:
deleted dir structure i just imported. reran the
export command above...it seems to get stuck at a
different place each time... (i.e. it imports about
80-90% of the repository and hangs at a different
spot)
regards,
davis
--- Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net> wrote:
> On Fri, 2003-10-31 at 18:28, eBay ForMe wrote:
>
> > Everything works swell with my Win2K client using
> > Tortoise and the URL
> https://IPaddress/repositoryname/
> >
> > I have created several repositories and
> > checkin/checkout, etc.
>
> This means that thes svn commandline client is
> working for you?
>
> >
> > However, with WinXP client, doesn not go so
> smoothly.
>
> You mean, win32 GUI clients? Or the win32
> commandline client?
>
> > Whenever I try to login with Tortoise, the process
> > crashes. I d/l and installed RapidSVN as
> well...and
> > same problem.
>
> You're not giving any details here. And
> TortoiseSVN/RapidSVN have their
> own discussion lists... probably the best place to
> post the details of
> crash messages.
>
>
> > I'm trying to figure out why mozilla + SSL +
> WebDav +
> > Subversion Repository + PDF File loads raw pdf
> data in
> > browser window, and doesn't launch the PDF plugin.
>
> When you do a GET of a URL that represents a file in
> a subversion
> repository, mod_dav_svn doesn't set the
> "Content-type:" header
> automatically. In order for that to happen, you
> need to set the
> 'svn:mime-type' property of the file. For example,
> if you set the
> property to 'image/png', then your web browser will
> actually render the
> image, rather than returning a raw bytestream. In
> your case, you need
> to figure out what the proper mime-type of a PDF
> file is.
>
>
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Re: XP and SSL
Posted by Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>.
On Fri, 2003-10-31 at 18:28, eBay ForMe wrote:
> Everything works swell with my Win2K client using
> Tortoise and the URL https://IPaddress/repositoryname/
>
> I have created several repositories and
> checkin/checkout, etc.
This means that thes svn commandline client is working for you?
>
> However, with WinXP client, doesn not go so smoothly.
You mean, win32 GUI clients? Or the win32 commandline client?
> Whenever I try to login with Tortoise, the process
> crashes. I d/l and installed RapidSVN as well...and
> same problem.
You're not giving any details here. And TortoiseSVN/RapidSVN have their
own discussion lists... probably the best place to post the details of
crash messages.
> I'm trying to figure out why mozilla + SSL + WebDav +
> Subversion Repository + PDF File loads raw pdf data in
> browser window, and doesn't launch the PDF plugin.
When you do a GET of a URL that represents a file in a subversion
repository, mod_dav_svn doesn't set the "Content-type:" header
automatically. In order for that to happen, you need to set the
'svn:mime-type' property of the file. For example, if you set the
property to 'image/png', then your web browser will actually render the
image, rather than returning a raw bytestream. In your case, you need
to figure out what the proper mime-type of a PDF file is.
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Re: XP and SSL
Posted by SteveKing <st...@gmx.ch>.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sigfred Håversen" <su...@mumak.com>
>
> Tortoise crashes on Win 2000 when one tries to access the
> repository _after_ authentication has been added, but the WC
> was checked out while no authentication was configured.
>
> Workaround : Checkout a small part of your repository with
> authentication (with "Remember password" checked, but don't
> know if that is neccessary). Now the older WC should work again.
That's a known and already fixed bug - you can either wait for
the next release or compile TSVN from HEAD.
Stefan
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Re: XP and SSL
Posted by Sigfred Håversen <su...@mumak.com>.
On Saturday 01 November 2003 09:59, SteveKing wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "eBay ForMe" <eb...@yahoo.com>
>
> > Everything works swell with my Win2K client using
> > Tortoise and the URL https://IPaddress/repositoryname/
> >
> > I have created several repositories and
> > checkin/checkout, etc. I can also login via SSL and
> > browse the repository through mozilla.
> >
> > However, with WinXP client, doesn not go so smoothly.
> > Whenever I try to login with Tortoise, the process
> > crashes. I d/l and installed RapidSVN as well...and
>
> You're not quite clear here. First you say that "everything
> works well with Tortoise and the URL..." and
> now you say that Tortoise crashes. Can you tell us what
> exactly works and what doesn't?
>
> > same problem. I put in the same URL. I can provide
> > logdump of the process if it is useful.
>
> It would be easier if you could give me access to
> your repository - just create a new one and put some
> dummy files in it.
>
> Stefan
>
Tortoise crashes on Win 2000 when one tries to access the
repository _after_ authentication has been added, but the WC
was checked out while no authentication was configured.
Workaround : Checkout a small part of your repository with
authentication (with "Remember password" checked, but don't
know if that is neccessary). Now the older WC should work again.
/Sigfred
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Re: XP and SSL
Posted by SteveKing <st...@gmx.ch>.
----- Original Message -----
From: "eBay ForMe" <eb...@yahoo.com>
> Everything works swell with my Win2K client using
> Tortoise and the URL https://IPaddress/repositoryname/
>
> I have created several repositories and
> checkin/checkout, etc. I can also login via SSL and
> browse the repository through mozilla.
>
> However, with WinXP client, doesn not go so smoothly.
> Whenever I try to login with Tortoise, the process
> crashes. I d/l and installed RapidSVN as well...and
You're not quite clear here. First you say that "everything
works well with Tortoise and the URL..." and
now you say that Tortoise crashes. Can you tell us what
exactly works and what doesn't?
> same problem. I put in the same URL. I can provide
> logdump of the process if it is useful.
It would be easier if you could give me access to
your repository - just create a new one and put some
dummy files in it.
Stefan
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