On Wed, Mar 11, 2015 at 12:32 PM, pascal.sand...@freescale.com
<pascal.sand...@freescale.com> wrote:
> I'm in a company that use redhat as base distribution. I asked for a web
> server to migrate some tools from an old server. I asked for recent versions
> of some tools like php, perl or mysql.
> For this reason (mostly compile a newer version of php) and to be able to put
> all the binaries and configuration on a storage with backup they gave me a
> custom web stack compiled with httpd 2.2. Now I have to add svn, that's why I
> compiled it from source.
> I found that discussion where POST request where not handled by svn. Except I
> have to error, it seems I face the same kind of problem:
[...]
> How can I trace requests and see where are they handle in httpd?
Does the httpd error_log show a problem? It could be something simple
like needing to increase apache's setting for LimitRequestBody. Or
not.
> Should I try to build an older version of svn?
Personally, I've gotten tired of fighting that kind of battle and
would either switch to running svnserve so you don't have to deal
with apache at all, or find a way to run a stock apache rpm and either
the stock older subversion or a packaged newer one like wandisco's.
Is there any chance of getting RHEL7 as your base system? That
shouldn't be horribly outdated at this point. You didn't say what
version you have, but mixing httpd 2.2 with new custom stuff seems
like asking for trouble.
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Les Mikesell
lesmikes...@gmail.com
