Hy nico,
Thanks for your answer.
I understand your point of view.
I'm always balancing between havin a full apache proxy serving svn
request etc...
My point si that I need a real user friendly interface for my coworkers
so that they could create users and repositories easily. To do so I need
an interface and scm-manager really do this job.
Thanks anyway, I'll have a look further in the logs
Regards
On 16/02/2014 23:03, Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote:
This is not a Subversion repository in and of itself. It's a
repo-manager:*in front* of a Subversion repository, apparently the
"scm-manager" Java based toolkit from
http://www.scm-manager.org/download/. I'm afraid you'll need to dig
into the logs of whatever is running that repo-manager and the
Subversion server behind it. In fact, for debugging, test the raw
Subversion repository access itself.
Personally, I find the concept of inserting a Java based, no source
code included web service like this to be a nightmare in software
support. Why are you using it? And if you only need Subversion
support, I'd replace it with "ViewVC" ifrom viewvc.org n a heartbeat,
due to its stability, its *lack* of Java, and it's well established
and very well tested user community.
On Sun, Feb 16, 2014 at 2:36 PM, Florent THOMAS <mailingl...@tdeo.fr> wrote:
Hy Nico,
Yhanks for your answers
On 16/02/2014 20:06, Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote:
On Sun, Feb 16, 2014 at 1:21 PM, Florent THOMAS <mailingl...@tdeo.fr> wrote:
Hy folks,
I'm running a strange issue.
I'm trying to make a checkout from a svn 1.8.5 client to a 1.7 repository
Don't you mean from an SVN 1.7 repository to a 1.8.5 working copy?
Actually you're right. Does it sounds impossible?
and I have the following error :
svn: E175002: svn: E175002: E125002: Malformed URL
'/repo-manager/svn/myrepo/trunk'
I'm hosting my repo behind an apache https proxy. It has been working for
many months. Something went wrong but I can't identify from wher it come
from.
What I've done and checked :
- On the server machine, I've verified all the revisions => ok
- through a webbrowser, I can connect either in https or directly to the
repo in a local network
- On the server machine, I tried to make a co on
file:///path_to_my_local_repo => it works
Fight. On the server machine, that's the local path, and it zip, zero,
nada to do with the internal softwre used by the Apache or HTTPD
proxies.
- From a local machine I tried to checkout => Error :
svn: E175002: svn: E175002: E125002: Malformed URL
'/repo-manager/svn/myrepo/trunk'
- I tried with kdesn/tortoisesvn etc.... Same error
- I tried with NetBeans and its embedded javaclient allowed me to checkout
without any problem.
I really think you need to post your HTTPD config files and the actual
URL's you are using, perhaps with hostnames replaced to protect the
innocent.For example, from your hinted at URL's for file:/// and
https:// access, one would seem to have a "trunk" suffix, the other
not. That kind of thing is why I urge you to post the URL's. and
config files.
I created a repo for you available here :
https://dev.mind-and-go.com/repo-manager/svn/svn-mailinglist. (I'll send you
the user/pass in PM)
The https://dev.mind-and-go.com part is hosted and managed by an apache on
centos. There is a reverse proxy pointing to a scm manager configured as
precise here :
https://bitbucket.org/sdorra/scm-manager/wiki/apache/apache-mod_proxy
It's also not clear what you mean by "behind an apache https proxy".
Do you mean that you're using httpd, with a mod_dav_svn module? Or
that you actually have a distinct HTTPS proxy in front of hte whole
service? These things can make a difference!
Here is the conf for my virtual host :
ProxyPreserveHost On
ProxyRequests Off
ProxyPass /repo-manager http://10.0.130.112:8080/repo-manager
ProxyPassReverse /repo-manager http://10.0.130.112:8080/repo-manager
ProxyPassReverse /repo-manager https://dev.mind-and-go.com/repo-manager
<Location /repo-manager>
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
Where shoudl I check now?
regards
Florent THOMAS
Thanks for your help
